In your own Django projects, you likely have static files, static assets including style sheets, JavaScript, fonts, and images, all intended to be served directly to end users' browsers. These static files, or static assets, allow you to control the layout and styling of rendered HTML and introduce client-side (browser) interactivity.
While less common, some standalone apps may include their own static files, meant to be referenced either directly by name from an end user’s project or through your own app’s templates. Various types of standalone apps might use static files, typically including apps ...
