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Rodolphe Balay

Authentication and Accounts Module

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This MudBlazor login form page provides a responsive two-panel layout with a user input form that includes email and password fields. It features validation, loading states, and accessibility focus styles using MudBlazor and custom CSS.

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## What's implemented - Responsive two-column layout with illustration and login panels - Login form with email and password input fields - Validation of email format and required fields - Submit button with loading indicator - Forgot password and sign-up links - Accessibility focus outlines on inputs and buttons ## Key components - `MudForm` for form validation context - `MudTextField` for email and password inputs, with `Variant.Outlined` - `MudButton` for submit with disabled and loading states - `MudProgressCircular` for loading indication - Use of @bind-Value, Validation delegate, and form reference for validation ## How it works - Bound properties hold email and password inputs with immediate validation - The form validates on button click or Enter key press - On valid submission, a mock auth service validates credentials asynchronously - UI shows loading state and disables inputs during auth - Snackbar notifications appear for success, error, or info - NavigationManager redirects to a protected dashboard page upon success ## Styling - Uses MudBlazor components with extended styling via scoped CSS classes - Defines custom CSS variables and styles for inputs, buttons, and typography - Responsive design stacks panels vertically on narrow screens using media queries - Focus outlines improve accessibility compliance ## Reuse steps 1. Add MudBlazor NuGet package to the project 2. Register MudBlazor services in Program.cs or Startup.cs 3. Include the CSS file or merge styles in site CSS 4. Import MudBlazor namespaces in components using `@using MudBlazor` 5. Replace mock services with real authentication and user services 6. Wire navigation and snackbar services to actual app implementations ## Limitations & next steps - Uses mock services for user and auth; integrate with real backend for production - Forgot password link is a placeholder without implementation - No persistent authentication or role-based access control shown - Dashboard page is simple and confirms authentication only - User management UI is hidden behind a feature flag and not accessible - Extend services for token handling, session management, and security - Improve localization and multi-language support beyond display pill