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Joakim Ögren

Smurgo NetWiz Website

Tailwind Product Landing presents a hero, feature cards, specification panels and testimonials as a single Blazor page. Uses Tailwind utility classes for a responsive grid and CTA layout.

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Generated using Instruct UI - An AI for Blazor UI Generation
## What's implemented - Hero section with headline, subheading, image and CTA buttons - Feature cards rendered from a FeatureModel list using @foreach - Technical specifications rendered as category panels with detail lists - Testimonials grid with customer name and designation - Sticky navigation, anchor links, and multiple page sections (features, specs, testimonials, contact) ## Key components - Razor page (ProductLanding.razor) with @page route - Model classes: FeatureModel, SpecificationModel, TestimonialModel - HTML elements and Razor constructs: <img>, <button>, @foreach, @code block - FontAwesome icons used via icon class names ## How it works - Data is declared as in-memory lists of FeatureModel, SpecificationModel, and TestimonialModel inside the @code block and iterated with @foreach. - Static content and images are rendered directly in the Razor markup; CTAs are simple buttons without form bindings or event handlers. - No @bind or EditForm is present; interactions are limited to navigation anchors and plain button elements. ## Styling - Tailwind CSS utility classes control layout (grid, flex, spacing, typography) and responsive behavior (md:grid-cols-*, md:flex-row). - Visual accents use cyan utility colors and shadow/rounded utilities; FontAwesome icon classes provide decorative icons. - Layout is responsive via Tailwind breakpoints; attention to spacing and max-width containers supports different screen sizes. ## Reuse steps 1. Add Tailwind CSS to the project and include Tailwind build output in wwwroot or the layout. 2. Add FontAwesome (or other icon set) CSS to index.html/_Host.cshtml for icon classes to render. 3. Copy the ProductLanding.razor and model classes into a Blazor project and register the route or navigation link. 4. Replace placeholder image URLs with project assets or blob storage and adjust image sizes as needed. 5. Wire CTA buttons and contact anchor to real endpoints or a contact form component that uses EditForm and server APIs. ## Limitations & next steps - This is a single static page generated by Instruct UI; it uses in-memory lists and lacks data services, persistence, or authentication. - No form handling, validation, or API integration is included; contact CTA requires a form component and server-side endpoint. - Suggested extensions: implement a contact EditForm with DataAnnotationsValidator, extract feature/spec data to a service, add localization, and add unit/integration tests for components.