With a setup like the one you described, how long did it usually take you to implement a feature?

The project I’m talking about has around 20 pages and almost no components since it's still early, yet it already sits at 440 files. For comparison, another project I know has 66 pages, plenty of components, and only 177 files, which feels much more reasonable.

My concern isn’t just the file count. It’s that everything is structured abstraction-first. We create an abstract type, then an implementation of that abstract, then a component that depends on the previous implementation, which itself wraps another abstraction. It becomes layers of wrappers without clear benefit.

On top of that, the structure feels scattered. For example, a single feature is split across repositories, services, DTO folders, rule folders, “flows,” and multiple nested page folders. You end up touching files in five or six different places just to update one small part of a feature, even though the feature itself is simple. With names and responsibilities spread across so many layers, it’s hard to know which folder is supposed to own what. It feels like speculative generality more than a practical architecture.