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Landing Page with Slider and

MudBlazor Landing Page showcasing a hero MudCarousel, product MudCard grid and a compact MudForm login. Demonstrates responsive grid breakpoints and component binding.

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## What's implemented - Hero carousel (MudCarousel) with slide text and a full-width image slide - Product catalog grid using MudGrid, MudItem and MudCard with media, content and action buttons - Responsive layout with MudAppBar, MudDrawer navigation and a main content container - Login form using MudForm, MudTextField, MudCheckBox and MudButton with client-side validity state ## Key components - MudLayout, MudAppBar, MudDrawer, MudNavLink - MudCarousel, MudCarouselItem, MudImage - MudContainer, MudGrid, MudItem, MudCard, MudCardMedia, MudCardContent, MudCardActions - MudForm, MudTextField, MudCheckBox, MudButton, MudPaper - MudIconButton, MudText, MudSpacer ## How it works - Products are created in OnInitialized from a List<ProductViewModel> and rendered with a foreach to generate cards - MudForm uses @ref and @bind-IsValid to enable/disable the Login button; MudTextField uses @bind-Value for username/password - Drawer and theme toggles run via ToggleDrawer and ToggleDarkMode event handlers; SubmitLogin is a placeholder for authentication - Carousel settings enable AutoCycle, ShowArrows, ShowBullets and swipe gestures; card actions (View/Add to Cart) are UI-only in this module ## Styling - UI relies on MudBlazor components and utility classes provided by the component library (pa-6, mb-4, ml-4) - Additional helper classes like d-flex justify-center align-center appear on slides for centering content - MudGrid breakpoints (xs/sm/md/lg) provide responsive columns; MudContainer constrains content width for large viewports ## Reuse steps 1. Add the MudBlazor NuGet package and register services: builder.Services.AddMudServices(); 2. Import MudBlazor namespace in _Imports.razor and wrap App with MudThemeProvider/MudLayout if not already present 3. Copy ProductViewModel and the Razor pages into the project, add routes and update NavMenu links 4. Implement theme switching via a theme service and persist state; wire SubmitLogin to an authentication service 5. Replace sample in-memory products with an injected data service or API and implement Add-to-cart backend calls ## Limitations & next steps - This is a single-page module with in-memory sample data; persistence, APIs and authentication are not implemented here - Dark mode toggle and SubmitLogin contain placeholder logic; a theme provider and auth service are required for production use - Accessibility, server-side validation, error handling and integration with a product API or shopping cart are not included - Consider adding paging/filtering for products, server validation for login, and tests for component interactions