How long does it take a web development team to finish a project on average?

Question

I want to work somewhere, but I'm wondering how fast I'll need to work.

Answer 1

Once we have the graphics and that is subjective to the client. We can create a non-ecomerce site without the clients content in one day. We provide our clients with our own CMS (content management system) so they can add their own images and text. For us to create an ecommerce site and we have all of the banking info in hand, you're looking at about two weeks.
We have been in business since 1993 so we are normally faster than most.

Answer 2

There is not default timeframe for this. The time taken always depends on the type of project. If its simple web portal development using standard techniques it may take hardly few days may be 2-4 days.

But if its a security application like banking it may take months to complete because there will be rigorous testing involved right from the unit stage.

Answer 3

I worked in a dot-com and the thing wasn't done after 2 years, when we closed up shop.

Unless you're talking about a simple "presence" web page, it's never done. You'll always be making changes, fixes, additions, etc etc. Think of it this way -- M$ released service patches for Windows 98 until recently (maybe still is) -- why should your Web code be any different?

Answer 4

This is kind of a difficult question. Wadders tend to use more than folders. How big is the family you're considering? A conservation tip for toilet paper is to buy Charmin Ultra. It is thicker and more absorbent than other brands so you use less. Another is to count the square you're using. Charmin Ultra works with about 1-2 squares per wipe.

Answer 5

It depends on what the client wants on their website. My teacher says usually minimum two weeks.