How to identify the scale of a website?

[Erwin Moller]

How to identify that a website is a small project, or a large project?

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: How to identify the scale of a website?

Erwin Moller wrote:

How to identify that a website is a small project, or a large project?
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By how much work it will take to do it :-)

Seriously - a detailed design should give you a good information on what
it will take. Experience will help you scope it.

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[Twayne]

Re: How to identify the scale of a website?

How to identify that a website is a small project, or a large project?

If you already know how to do everything you need to do and just how to
implement it, it's most likely a small project. If not, then it's a
much bigger project.

Seriously, that's such a subjective thing that any anwer may or may not
agree with your own opinions and thoughts. Very often the "size"of a
project is determined more by the complexity of the tasks for the author
than anything else. If I don't know how to print "Hello world" to the
screen without using "print", then it's a larger project than if would
be if I already knew how to use "print".

IT's something each person must decide based on their experience level,
IMO.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: How to identify the scale of a website?

Twayne wrote:

>How to identify that a website is a small project, or a large project?

>
If you already know how to do everything you need to do and just how to
implement it, it's most likely a small project. If not, then it's a
much bigger project.
>
Seriously, that's such a subjective thing that any anwer may or may not
agree with your own opinions and thoughts. Very often the "size"of a
project is determined more by the complexity of the tasks for the author
than anything else. If I don't know how to print "Hello world" to the
screen without using "print", then it's a larger project than if would
be if I already knew how to use "print".
>
IT's something each person must decide based on their experience level,
IMO.
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>
>

This is a Chinese troll using Erwin's name you keep responding to.

My suggestion is to ignore him. Responding just encourages him.

It's not like he's asking real questions using his real name.

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[Twayne]

Re: How to identify the scale of a website?

Twayne wrote:

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This is a Chinese troll using Erwin's name you keep responding to.
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My suggestion is to ignore him. Responding just encourages him.
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It's not like he's asking real questions using his real name.

Thanks; haven't kept track.