Django form rendering
From the Django 4.1 release notes:
In order to aid users with screen readers, and other assistive technology, new
<div>based form templates are available from this release. These provide more accessible navigation than the older templates, and are able to correctly group related controls, such as radio-lists, into fieldsets.The new templates are recommended, and will become the default form rendering style when outputting a form, like
{% raw %}{{ form }}{% endraw %}in a template, from Django 5.0.
This is excellent news. Django form rendering has annoyed me for years because of the (subjectively) old-fashioned HTML tags and structures it uses by default. It’s always been close to “just working”, but simultaneously useless because the output is cumbersome to tweak, meaning I end up using my own templates anyway.
Fingers crossed these changes make it easier to stick to the defaults.