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## What's implemented
- Multi-section account profile and settings page with a two-column responsive layout.
- Contact information, address, vehicle information, password change fields, contact preferences, saved payment area, two-factor toggle, and language selector.
- Reusable card UI implemented with MudPaper and a custom top border style.
- Inline save buttons for each logical section.
## Key components
- MudContainer, MudGrid, MudItem
- MudPaper, MudStack, MudText
- MudTextField (@bind-Value), MudSelect, MudSelectItem
- MudCheckBox, MudButton
- AccountProfileViewModel (plain POCO model bound to inputs)
## How it works
- UI uses MudBlazor components and @bind-Value to bind fields directly to AccountProfileViewModel properties (e.g., Email, PhoneNumber, Address1).
- Layout relies on MudGrid/MudItem for responsive columns and MudStack for vertical spacing.
- Individual sections use MudPaper cards with a custom CSS class (.card-with-top-border) to render a colored top border.
- Inputs are uncontrolled by a formal EditForm; there is no DataAnnotationsValidator or submit handler in the page. Save buttons are present but not wired to any persistence logic.
## Styling
- Visual styling uses MudBlazor theming and a single custom CSS rule (.card-with-top-border) to add a deep purple top border.
- Layout is responsive via MudGrid breakpoints (xs/md) and MudItem sizing.
- Buttons and controls use MudBlazor variants and color tokens (Variant.Filled, Color.Primary).
## Reuse steps
1. Install MudBlazor NuGet and add builder.Services.AddMudServices() in Program.cs and include MudBlazor CSS/JS in index.html/_Host.
2. Import MudBlazor namespace in _Imports.razor or the page and reference the AccountProfileViewModel or a domain model.
3. Add the provided CSS rule (app.css) or integrate into the app stylesheet for the top-border accent.
4. Replace the simple AccountProfileViewModel with a validated model or DTO and add an EditForm and DataAnnotationsValidator if validation is required.
5. Wire save buttons to handlers that call injected services (e.g., IUserService, IProfileRepository) and implement success/failure UI feedback (snackbars, dialogs).
6. Add authentication/authorization checks and server-side APIs for password changes, 2FA, and payment methods.
## Limitations & next steps
- No EditForm, validation, or server-side wiring is included; add EditForm, DataAnnotationsValidator, and validation attributes to enable input validation.
- Save buttons are not bound to event handlers; implement methods and inject services for persistence and API calls.
- Two-factor, payment methods, and password-change flows require backend integration and secure handling of credentials.
- Consider extracting repeated UI blocks into smaller components for reuse (ProfileSection, LabeledField) and adding automated tests for form behavior.
Notes: primary UI uses MudBlazor components (MudTextField binding, MudSelect, MudCheckBox) and a simple POCO view model. Generated by Instruct UI and editable for .NET projects.