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## What's implemented
- KPI cards displayed as MudCard components showing value, label and change
- Responsive MudGrid layout with MudItem columns for breakpoints (xs, sm, md)
- Recent items list using MudList and MudListItem with secondary text
- Header area with MudText, subtitle and an action MudButton
- Visual separators and spacing via MudDivider, MudStack and MudSpacer
## Key components
- MudContainer, MudPaper, MudStack, MudText, MudButton
- MudGrid, MudItem, MudCard, MudIcon, MudSpacer
- MudList, MudListItem, MudDivider
- Data models: KpiModel, ItemModel (contains Label, Value, Icon, Color, Change and Title/Description)
## How it works
- Static in-memory lists (Kpis, Items) are defined in the component code and rendered with foreach loops
- Component properties bind to model fields; icons reference Icons.Material.Filled constants and Color enum
- No two-way @bind-* usage is present; the UI is primarily read-only and the Create New button lacks an event handler
## Styling
- Uses MudBlazor component library and its utility classes (pa-*, mb-*, ml-*, d-none, d-sm-flex) for spacing and visibility
- Layout is responsive through MudGrid/MudItem breakpoints; MudCard provides elevation and internal alignment
## Reuse steps
1. Install MudBlazor NuGet package and call builder.Services.AddMudServices() in Program.cs
2. Add MudBlazor CSS/JS and include @using MudBlazor (or add to _Imports.razor)
3. Copy Dashboard.razor and DataModel classes (KpiModel, ItemModel) into the project
4. Replace sample lists with injected services or API calls, and implement event handlers for Create New or item actions
## Limitations & next steps
- This is a single-page UI example with static data; backend services, authentication and state management are not wired
- Add handlers for actions, paging or filtering for larger datasets and optional charts for KPI trends
- Consider localization, accessibility attributes and unit tests when integrating into an application