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Landing Page Design

The MudBlazor Landing Page implements a marketing homepage with a hero, feature cards, pricing tiers and CTA. It uses MudBlazor components and custom responsive CSS for layout and visuals.

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## What's implemented - Marketing landing page with a hero section, dashboard preview image, and call-to-action buttons. - Feature grid with cards and icons, an About section with stats and image, pricing cards with feature lists and badges. - CTA band and a footer with navigation links and social icon buttons. - Responsive styles and hover animations implemented in a custom stylesheet. ## Key components - MudLayout, MudAppBar, MudMainContent, MudContainer - MudGrid, MudItem for responsive layout - MudCard, MudCardContent, MudList, MudListItem, MudDivider - MudButton, MudChip, MudIcon, MudIconButton - MudImage, MudPaper, MudText - Small dynamic expression: DateTime.Now.Year in footer ## How it works - Static content is composed with MudBlazor components; layout relies on MudGrid/MudItem breakpoints for responsiveness. - Interactive elements are present as MudButton/MudIconButton placeholders without wired click handlers; CTAs are static and expect event wiring. - Visual feedback uses CSS transitions (hover on cards and hero image) rather than component state. - No complex data binding or validation patterns are present; only a runtime expression for the current year is used. ## Styling - Uses MudBlazor component classes and a dedicated app.css with utility classes and responsive media queries. - CSS implements gradients, backdrop blur for the app bar, card hover lifts, rounded image containers, and responsive font sizing. - Several Bootstrap-style utility classes appear in markup (d-flex, flex-sm-row, ml-2, gap-3) alongside custom classes. ## Reuse steps 1. Add the MudBlazor NuGet package to the project (MudBlazor) and update packages. 2. In Program.cs register services: builder.Services.AddMudServices(); and ensure _Imports.razor includes @using MudBlazor. 3. Add MudBlazor CSS/JS references in index.html (Blazor WASM) or _Host.cshtml (Server) and include the custom app.css. 4. Copy the LandingPage.razor and app.css files into the project; update routing if needed and replace placeholder images. 5. Wire real handlers for CTAs (Start Trial, Contact Sales), integrate auth/navigation, and replace static strings with localized content or bound models. ## Limitations & next steps - The page is a single static route with placeholder images and no server/API wiring for sign-up, analytics, payments, or authentication. - No form validation, state management, or real data sources are included; add services, view models, and DI for runtime data. - Accessibility checks, content localization, SEO meta tags per page, and telemetry are not implemented and should be added when integrating into an app.