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Step 1: Identify the ImportError. - Examine the ImportError message to determine the module or package that could not be imported.

Step 2: Check for typos and correct module names. - Verify that the module or package name in your code is spelled correctly and matches the actual module or package name.

Step 3: Ensure the module is installed. - Confirm that the module or package is installed in your Python environment. Use the 'pip' command to install missing modules if needed.

Step 4: Verify the Python path. - Ensure that the module or package is in the Python path. If it's not, you may need to add the correct path or directory where the module is located.

Step 5: Check for circular imports. - Examine your code for circular imports, as they can lead to ImportError. Resolve circular imports by reorganizing your code or using import statements appropriately.

Step 6: Investigate virtual environment issues. - If you are using a virtual environment, ensure it is activated, and the required modules are installed within the virtual environment.

Step 7: Restart the Django development server. - Restart the Django development server to apply any changes you've made and to ensure that the Python environment is updated.

Step 8: Verify Django app structure. - Confirm that your Django app has the correct structure, including the presence of an 'init.py' file in each relevant directory.

Step 9: Check for syntax errors. - Inspect your code for any syntax errors that might prevent the successful import of a module.

Step 10: Review Django settings. - Check your Django project settings to make sure the app or module is included in the 'INSTALLED_APPS' setting.

Step 11: Examine third-party packages. - If the ImportError is related to a third-party package, ensure that you have the correct version installed, and check the documentation for any additional configuration steps.

Step 12: Seek help from the Django community. - If the issue persists, consider seeking assistance from the Django community forums or mailing lists. Others may have encountered similar problems and can provide guidance.