Is this what you call a 'perfect' development?
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Jul 26, 2018
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Try to spend only 1 move on each piece, and try not to move any pawns that aren't the center pawns.
After development is over, it's the middlegame. So for example moving the bishops to d5 and e5, other than being completely impractical, would not be development moves (they'd have to move twice to get there) and h3 and g4 are also not development moves.
So, for example
But while ideal, that's often unrealistic because usually the opponent will be putting a pawn in the center too. For a beginner it might be better to show something more like this
https://www.chess.com/article/view/the-principles-of-the-opening