[seanwilson]

> You just need to test that your endpoints return the right HTML piece. You don't need unit testing the frontend since you don't have that much logic there.

Only using the standard Django test client? I don't find this myself when I've had to work with HTMX code e.g. if you're using HTMX for your sign up form, it can be completely broken on the happy path and on form errors if the HTMX attributes are wrong, and the standard Django test client won't let you know, so you lose a lot of confidence when making refactors/changes.