Identify the required fields for user registration - First, you need to identify what are the fields required for user registration such as username, email, password, first name, last name, etc.
Create a form class - Create a form class that inherits from Django's Form class.
Define fields - Define the fields required for user registration in the form class.
Add validation - Add validation to the form fields such as checking if the email is valid or if the password meets the minimum requirements.
Create view for user registration - Create a view to handle the user registration process.
Render the form - Render the form in the HTML template using Django's built-in form rendering functions.
Handle form submission - Handle form submission in the view and perform the necessary actions such as saving the user to the database.
Add styling and UX - Add CSS styling and user experience enhancements to the form to make it more user-friendly.
Test the form - Test the form thoroughly to ensure it is working as expected and all the validations are working correctly.
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