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Power Brush Launch Radar Design

This MudBlazor product radar page displays electric toothbrush products with filtering controls and expandable product cards. It uses MudGrid, MudSelect, MudSlider, and MudCard components for layout and interaction.

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## What's implemented - Search and filter controls including text search, dropdown selects, and a price range slider. - Sort buttons for recently added and price ordering. - Responsive grid layout displaying product cards with expandable detailed sections. ## Key components - MudGrid for responsive layout - MudSelect for filtering dropdowns - MudTextField for search input - MudSlider for price range selection - MudCard and MudChip for product display - MudCollapse for expandable product details ## How it works - Filters are bound to component parameters for user inputs. - Products are rendered in a grid with each card displaying basic info and tags. - "Show details" links toggle expanded views using MudCollapse. - Sorting buttons change the sort order (event handlers to be implemented). ## Styling - Uses MudBlazor's theme and utility classes for spacing and layout (pa-4, mb-4, d-flex). - Responsive design with MudGrid item sizing (xs, sm, md, lg). ## Reuse steps 1. Add MudBlazor NuGet package to the project. 2. Register MudBlazor services in Program.cs. 3. Import MudBlazor namespaces. 4. Add the ProductViewModel.cs class. 5. Add both PowerBrushRadarPage and ProductCard components. 6. Connect filtering logic and product data from a backend or service. ## Limitations & next steps - Currently uses hardcoded sample data; needs data source integration. - Sorting button event handlers require implementation. - No state persistence or service wiring provided. - Authorization and API interaction should be added as needed.