Django Tutorial #22: Student Management System in Django | base.html, Navbar, Static CSS | By Ram

In Session 22 of the Student Management System project, we structured the frontend properly by separating HTML and CSS code using base.html, template inheritance, and static files in Django.

Until now, pages were written individually. In this session, we converted the UI/UX design into a professional dashboard layout using:

Top Navbar

Side Navbar

Base Template

External CSS

This is how real-world Django projects are built.

🔹 Topics Covered in This Session

Student Management System UI structure

Why base.html is needed

Django Template Inheritance

Separating:

Top Navbar HTML

Side Navbar HTML

Using {% extends %} and {% include %}

Moving CSS into static folder

Linking static CSS in Django

Creating reusable dashboard layout

🧩 Problem Statement (What issue we solved?)

In Student Management System:

Repeating navbar and sidebar code in every page

CSS written inside HTML files

Difficult to maintain UI changes

No reusable dashboard layout

✔️ Solution

We created a base.html file and separated UI components and CSS using Django best practices.

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