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## What's implemented
- Organizations list rendered in a MudTable with row templates, multi-selection, and hover state.
- Search input (MudTextField) for filtering UI (no search logic wired).
- Toggle groups for primary navigation (Organizations/Contacts/Opportunities) and an A–Z alpha filter.
- Action buttons: New Organization, import CSV, sort and filter placeholders, row action icons (more, archive, delete).
- Selection controls: header checkbox to select all with OnSelectAll logic and per-row MudCheckBox bound to model IsSelected.
## Key components
- Layout and app chrome: MudLayout, MudAppBar, MudMainContent, MudContainer
- Inputs and controls: MudTextField, MudToggleGroup, MudToggleItem, MudButton, MudCheckBox
- List/table: MudTable<T> with HeaderContent and RowTemplate, @bind-SelectedItems
- Row UI: MudAvatar, MudStack, MudText, MudIcon, MudChip, MudIconButton
- Data model: OrganizationModel with selection flag and counters
## How it works
- The page uses MudBlazor components and a simple OnInitialized() that seeds _organizations with sample OrganizationModel instances.
- MudTable binds Items to _organizations and @bind-SelectedItems to a HashSet to track multi-selection; individual row checkboxes bind to OrganizationModel.IsSelected.
- The header checkbox toggles selection by calling OnSelectAll which updates IsSelected on each model and the selected items set.
- MudToggleGroups are bound to local selection state (_selectedNav and alpha selections) but no server filtering or sort logic is implemented in the page.
## Styling
- Uses MudBlazor components with a small custom stylesheet (app.css) to adjust colors and visual tokens: .dark-app-bar, .light-bg, .mud-button-green, custom-toggle-group, custom-table, green-avatar, custom-chip.
- Custom CSS overrides component visuals (backgrounds, borders, avatar color) rather than a full MudTheme object; responsive layout relies on MudGrid/MudItem breakpoints (xs, sm, md).
## Reuse steps
1. Add the MudBlazor NuGet package and register MudBlazor services in Program.cs (builder.Services.AddMudServices()).
2. Import MudBlazor namespace in the component or _Imports.razor (using MudBlazor).
3. Add the Razor component and OrganizationModel to the project and include app.css in the site bundle or layout.
4. Replace in-memory seed data with an injected data service or API client and implement search, filtering, sorting and paging.
5. Implement CRUD actions (dialogs or navigation) for New/Edit/Delete and server-side selection handling for large datasets.
## Limitations & next steps
- This is a single-page UI sample with static data seeded in OnInitialized; no backend, services, or authentication are wired.
- Filtering, search, sorting and pagination are UI placeholders and require implementation for client- or server-side data operations.
- No confirmation dialogs, undo behavior, or API error handling for destructive actions are included.
- Consider adding virtualization or server paging for large result sets, role-based actions, accessibility improvements, and unit tests.