Software Effort Estimation with Use Case Point Approach on Website Builder Project: A Systematic Performance Evaluation
Khairun Nisa Meiah Ngafidin, Yudha Saintika, Sena Wijayanto · 2023
Website development is the primary concern to restore the positive image of a tourist village that had sunk due to the pandemic. The problem is the need for more competence of village operators related to website templating, the hassle of managing a website content management system, and knowledge of coding and styling. Therefore, a website builder was created to make a website profile easier for anyone, be it a tourism village manager or a small medium enterprise owner. In software development, it is necessary to analyze effort estimation to determine the productivity and effort required (in hours) to complete the project. The purpose of this study is to execute the software effort estimation with a use case point approach. The UCP (use case point) will convert the use case diagram into the work effort needed in the project in several stages. The results show that this project has 111,322 UCP and 20 productivities. The project is estimated to be finished in 111,322 hours, with 20 hours per man per use case. This project also requires experienced resources for applications, lead analysts, and object-oriented with a relatively high level of importance. This research impacts the successful development of website builder projects by identifying the estimated effort required to develop a project.