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LIVE DEMO
Generated using
Instruct UI - An AI for Blazor UI Generation
## What's implemented
- Landing page layout with a sticky Bootstrap navbar, hero banner, featured products section, features block, and footer.
- Product card grid with image, name, short description, price, and action buttons (View Details, Add to Cart).
- Static sample data provided via a ProductViewModel list initialized in OnInitialized.
- CSS file with hero background, card hover animation, responsive adjustments.
## Key components
- Razor page: `@page "/headphone-shop"` and standard Razor markup.
- Data/model: ProductViewModel (Id, Name, ShortDescription, Price, ImageUrl).
- Rendering: `@foreach` loop to render product cards; conditional rendering when featuredProducts is null.
- Lifecycle: `OnInitialized` used to populate sample data.
- HTML/Bootstrap: navbar, container, row/col grid, card, buttons, responsive utilities.
## How it works
- Data is stored in a private List<ProductViewModel>? and set in the component lifecycle OnInitialized.
- The UI uses a conditional check to show a loading message when the list is null, then iterates over featuredProducts with @foreach to render cards.
- Actions are static anchors; no event handlers or cart service is wired in the provided code.
- Visual interactions use CSS transitions for card hover and simple responsive rules at breakpoints.
## Styling
- Uses Bootstrap classes extensively (navbar, container, row, col-*, btn, card) for layout and responsiveness.
- A scoped CSS file supplies the hero background image, fixed product image height, hover transforms, and mobile typography adjustments.
- FontAwesome icon classes are present in markup for visual affordances (requires separate font/icon include).
## Reuse steps
1. Add Bootstrap and FontAwesome to the project (wwwroot or index.html/_Host) and import the scoped CSS file.
2. Add the Razor page to a Blazor project and include ProductViewModel in the same or referenced namespace.
3. Replace the sample data in OnInitialized with an injected service or API call (inject HttpClient or a product service).
4. Wire action buttons to navigation or cart services (implement event handlers and dependency injection for cart management).
5. Adjust images/asset hosting and update metadata (SEO, alt text) and accessibility attributes.
## Limitations & next steps
- This component is a single page preview generated by Instruct UI and uses static sample data; backend integration (APIs, databases) is required for real products.
- No forms, validation, authentication, or stateful cart logic are implemented; add services, state container, or server endpoints as needed.
- Accessibility touches (keyboard focus states, ARIA attributes) and lazy image loading are not included and should be added for production readiness.
- Consider refactoring product card into a reusable component and adding client-side search, filtering, paging, or a product details page for a complete shop flow.