As we all know, Django is a Python framework used for web development. And like other web frameworks, the architecture of Django is based on MVT (Model-View-Template) pattern. The pattern is like the software design pattern used for web development-related activities. The structure of MVT is slightly different from MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern. The difference is that Django itself takes care of Controller, and that’s why it doesn’t require an MVC pattern.
The Model-View-Template (MVT) is just like an HTML template containing Django template language. In MVT, we have three components, and each one is described below:
Model: As the name suggests, like all other models that are used for representation purposes. Therefore, it is used for interface and responsible for handling data.
View: This component is used to indicate the UI of the application. For example, whatever we see on a website as a user is the User-Interface of the website.
Template: The template consists of HTML components as well as Django template language with some special syntax used to describe the dynamic content of the website.