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MudBlazor Email Page Design

MudBlazor Mail Page implements a three-column mail UI with folder navigation, a MudList messages panel, and a MudForm compose dialog opened via MudDialog; includes message preview and search.

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## What's implemented - Three-column mail layout: folders sidebar, message list, and message preview pane. - Search box to filter messages (client-side string field). - Compose dialog implemented with MudDialog and a MudForm (To, Subject, Message) and MudFileUpload for attachments. - Message selection via MudList with SelectedValue/SelectedValueChanged to update the preview. - Basic in-memory message store populated in OnInitialized for demo purposes. ## Key components - MudAppBar, MudGrid, MudItem, MudPaper, MudList<T>, MudListItem<T> - MudCard, MudCardContent, MudCardActions - MudTextField (@bind-Value), MudText, MudButton, MudIconButton - MudDialog + IMudDialogInstance (EmailComposer), MudForm, MudFileUpload - DialogService injection (IDialogService) and MudDialogResult handling ## How it works - Data binding: message list uses a List<EmailItemModel> and the MudList SelectedValue binding updates SelectedEmail via SelectedValueChanged. - Compose flow: OpenComposeDialog calls DialogService.ShowAsync<EmailComposer>, then inspects dialog.Result and inserts the returned EmailItemModel into the in-memory list. - Form interaction: EmailComposer uses MudForm and @bind-Value on MudTextField; attachments are available via MudFileUpload.GetFiles() (not persisted here). - No server integration is implemented; all operations run in-memory and are synchronous or complete a local Task. ## Styling - Uses MudBlazor components and icons throughout (no Tailwind or Bootstrap utilities). - Layout is responsive via MudGrid breakpoints (xs, sm, md, lg) to arrange sidebar, list, and preview columns. - Visual spacing uses Mud classes and component props (Outlined, Variant, Padding via Class/Style). ## Reuse steps 1. Add MudBlazor NuGet and register services: builder.Services.AddMudServices(); in Program.cs. 2. Import MudBlazor namespace in _Imports.razor and add MudBlazor CSS/JS or include in host page. 3. Inject IDialogService where dialogs are opened and use IMudDialogInstance in dialog components. 4. Copy EmailItemModel, EmailPage.razor, and EmailComposer.razor into the project and adapt routes/namespaces. 5. Replace demo in-memory list with application services (API, database) and implement attachment upload handling. ## Limitations & next steps - This is a single-page demo generated by Instruct UI; no backend, authentication, or persistent storage is wired. - Search is client-side and not debounced; large lists need paging, virtualization, or server queries. - Email sending and attachment persistence are not implemented; file handling currently references MudFileUpload only. - Suggested extensions: integrate an email API/service, add authorization, implement message threading, and add client-side filtering/sorting and virtualization for large inboxes.