This step covers how much time you spend understanding your project, breaking tasks down, and preparing your approach.
This refers to a rough guess of how many lines of JavaScript code your project will require. Larger projects naturally take more time.
Complexity affects how long development takes. Higher complexity means more logic, more UI interactions, and more problem-solving.
Your experience level matters. More experience means faster problem-solving and fewer mistakes.
Once the project is built, dedicated time is required for testing, debugging, and refining the code to ensure optimal performance.