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LIVE DEMO
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## What's implemented
- Two-column POS layout: left catalog and controls, right order summary and actions.
- Service navigation with MudTabs for categories (Dry Cleaning, Laundry, Pressed/Ironed, etc.).
- Item catalog rendered as cards using MudGrid/MudPaper with MudBadge and MudImage.
- Order list summary with quantities, per-item totals and aggregate total.
- Defects & stains selection using MudChipSet (multi-selection) and visual color palette.
- Customer and notes inputs with MudTextField; toggles for Express, Save, Retail using MudSwitch.
- Action controls: MudButton submit, MudIconButton quick adjust controls.
## Key components
- MudTabs, MudTabPanel
- MudGrid, MudItem, MudPaper
- MudChipSet, MudChip
- MudTextField, MudSwitch, MudButton
- MudBadge, MudImage, MudIconButton, MudText
- @bind-SelectedValues and @bind-Value bindings, @onclick handlers
## How it works
- Data setup occurs in OnInitialized where a list of ClothingItemModel and sample OrderItemModel entries are created.
- Catalog items come from GetClothingItems and are displayed in a responsive MudGrid; each item card uses @onclick to call AddItemToOrder.
- Order state is held in currentOrder (List<OrderItemModel>); adding/removing updates Quantity and recalculates displayed totals via LINQ (Sum).
- Defects selection binds to selectedDefects (IReadOnlyCollection<string>) and UpdateDefectsOnItem copies selections to an order item.
- UI interactions use @bind-Value on MudSwitch and @onclick lambdas for buttons; no EditForm/DataAnnotations validation is present.
## Styling
- Uses MudBlazor components and theme primitives for spacing and alignment.
- Custom CSS in app.css provides .order-summary-item and .ga-2; layout relies on MudGrid breakpoints (xs, sm, md, lg) for responsiveness.
- Cards use inline Style and MudPaper Outlined appearance; icons use Material icons provided by MudBlazor.
## Reuse steps
1. Add the MudBlazor NuGet package and include MudBlazor services in Program.cs (builder.Services.AddMudServices()).
2. Import MudBlazor namespace in _Imports.razor and add the MudBlazor CSS/JS to index.html/_Host.
3. Copy models (ClothingItemModel, OrderItemModel) into the project and adjust properties to match backend DTOs.
4. Place the Razor component in a page and register routes; wire data retrieval to a service instead of hard-coded OnInitialized items.
5. Implement persistence and order submission by injecting an API service and replace placeholder submit logic.
## Limitations & next steps
- This is a single-page UI scaffold generated by Instruct UI; backend services, authentication, and persistence are not implemented.
- No payment, tax calculation, or user validation flows are included; add model validation (EditForm/DataAnnotationsValidator) for customer input.
- Photo capture/upload UI is represented by an icon only; integrate file input or camera APIs for images.
- Consider extracting item card and order line into reusable components and adding unit/integration tests for order logic.