Typical Project Timeline for Front-End Development

Introduction:
Understanding the typical timeline of a front-end development project helps set clear expectations. While every project is unique, here’s a general roadmap outlining the main phases and milestones.

Project Timeline Overview:

1. Discovery & Planning (1-2 weeks):
   Gathering requirements, reviewing briefs, and defining the project scope.
2. Design Approval (1-2 weeks):
   Finalizing UI/UX designs and getting client approval.
3. Development (3-8 weeks):
   Writing code, building components, integrating APIs, and ensuring responsiveness.
4. Quality Assurance & Testing (1-2 weeks):
   Cross-browser testing, accessibility checks, performance tuning.
5. Client Review & Feedback (1-2 weeks):
   Sharing staging versions, collecting feedback, and making revisions.
6. Final Delivery & Deployment (1 week):
   Launching the website/app on your chosen environment and handing over documentation.

Note: Timelines vary based on project size and scope. We provide a detailed schedule during onboarding.