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As far as I understand it, there is the initial base size of needing to include the runtime in the wasm. From there it can grow a little more from source code, or a lot more if you choose to embed resources. On another note, if you want a recommendation for a WebAssembly solution, I was having a positive experience learning this: https://go-app.dev My weakness is in web frontend layouts so I was having a bit more of a struggle with this framework as opposed to something like Qt. But if you already do web frontend styling then this would be easy. I had gotten a really good setup going where it would optionally embed the wasm and resources into the Go binary to serve them, or to not do that if iterating on development.