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MudBlazor Library Account displays a user's profile, finances, reservations and borrowed books in a MudGrid layout. It uses MudImage covers and MudButton actions to present renew and print flows.

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## What's implemented - Two-column user account/dashboard showing profile data, financial summary, reservations and borrowed books. - Card-like book list with cover images, author and due date, per-item renew buttons and a global "Alles verlengen" action. - Horizontal, scrollable reservations strip with cover thumbnails and status badges. - Action buttons for printing and completing the session. ## Key components - MudContainer, MudPaper, MudGrid, MudItem - MudText, MudStack, MudImage, MudButton, MudIcon - View models: UserDataViewModel, FinancialDataViewModel, BookViewModel, ReservationViewModel ## How it works - Data is provided via private view-model instances populated in OnInitialized; UI reads properties like @_userData.Name and _books. - MudGrid/MudItem define responsive two-column layout (xs / md breakpoints). MudStack composes horizontal and vertical stacks. - Buttons render renew and bulk actions but no click handlers or service calls are wired in the sample; images use external placeholder URLs. - No EditForm or DataAnnotations validation is present since the page is read-focused; state updates would require event handlers or @bind use. ## Styling - Uses MudBlazor components and a small app.css with custom classes (.orange-text, .orange-button, .orange-button-outlined). - Visual emphasis via MudPaper elevation and custom orange accents; responsiveness leverages MudGrid xs/md settings. - Reservation strip hides scrollbars via CSS rules targeting horizontal stacks; accessibility and focus styles need review. ## Reuse steps 1. Add the MudBlazor NuGet package and register MudBlazor services and theme in Program.cs (builder.Services.AddMudServices()). 2. Import MudBlazor namespace in the component or _Imports.razor. 3. Copy view models (DataModels.cs) into the project and adapt properties to backend DTOs. 4. Move CSS rules into site stylesheet and ensure MudBlazor CSS is included in index.html/_Host. 5. Replace sample data population with injected services (e.g., HttpClient or application services) and implement click handlers for renew/print. ## Limitations & next steps - Sample uses hardcoded data in OnInitialized; backend integration, authentication and error handling are required for production. - Actions (renew, print, finish) lack handlers and confirmation UX; add EventCallback methods and async service calls. - No form inputs or validation are present; add EditForm and DataAnnotationsValidator where editing is needed. - Improve accessibility (alt text review, keyboard focus, ARIA labels) and localization of static strings.