Frontend framework?

yes I agree but throwing HTML at clients at the beginning will be quick but will be a big cost later, rather implement something simple first and improve it time to time. I am planning to do a dashboard (frontend) and backend django.

Thanks, I am not a frontend developer but I tried in the past to write few things in React and the only problem I found is I don't understand how can you render the templates for mobile phones or different screens. Thats the tricky bit. If you have any good tutorials or resources, can you pls share them. Thanks

+1 for VueJs

The best part about it is the fact that you can also include it as a script(like you would do with jQuery), if you only need it for one page, so you don't have to use everything, this is what I did for one of the pages on one of my website(https://app.xemailextractor.com)
So after including it like this:
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/vue@2.6.12/dist/vue.js"></script>

And after that I use it like this:

var app = new Vue({
	 delimiters: ["[[", "]]"],
	 el: '#vue-app',
	 data: {
		 scrape_type: "",
		 scrape_info: ""
	 },
	 mounted: function() {
		 if (0 == 1) {
			 this.scrape_type= "FL"
		 }
	 },
	 watch: {
		 scrape_type: function(val) {
			 if(val=="ID") {
				 this.scrape_info = "File";
			 }
			 else {
				 this.scrape_info = "";
			 }
		 }
	 }
})

</script>

And on the HTML side:
<input type="radio" value="FL" name="scrape_type" v-model="scrape_type" id="followers" checked>
See the v-model part, you can also use v-if and other things, the only downside of using it like this is that you have to modify the delimiters either for your vuejs or for django, as both use {{ }}, I've modified them for vuejs as it's a small part of the page, using this delimiters: ["[[", "]]"]

Could I do this this with something like jQuery? Probably yes, but it would be a lot more complicated to implement and modify later.

I would like to the actual page, but you need a paid account to access it.

Also, another possibility to use with Django is by compiling the whole VueJs project into a single page(works for both dev and production), that's what I'm currently doing for a project that I'm working on, so I don't have to implement login/register separately/manage sessions and so on, but this is a bit more complicated, I was thinking to make a video showing how to do it.

As a backend dev, I like it more using it like this than having everything from the frontend using VueJs(I've done that in the past for a project too).

Let me know if you have any questions

for dashboards you recommend Vuejs?