A Blazor UI component library based on Material Design, supporting Blazor Server, WebAssembly, and MAUI Blazor.
MASA Blazor is a UI component library for Blazor that implements Material Design, providing a standard set of components for building modern web and mobile applications. It solves the problem of UI consistency and development speed by offering pre-designed, responsive components that work across Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, and MAUI Blazor.
Developers building Blazor applications who want a Material Design-compliant UI with minimal setup, especially teams looking for enterprise-grade support and long-term maintenance.
Developers choose MASA Blazor for its comprehensive component set, seamless .NET integration, and professional support from a dedicated team, reducing development cycles and ensuring a polished user experience.
Blazor UI component library based on Material Design. Support Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly and MAUI Blazor.
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Includes 1:1 restorations of Vuetify components and .NET-integrated features like URL breadcrumbs and i18n, reducing development time for common scenarios.
Compatible with Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, and MAUI Blazor, enabling consistent UI development across web and mobile from a single codebase.
Regularly updated by a full-time technical team with long-term support and enterprise assistance, ensuring reliability and continuous improvement.
Provides detailed getting started documents and MASA Blazor Pro with preset layouts for business scenarios, easing the learning curve.
Blazor WebAssembly does not support Internet Explorer, and Blazor Server requires additional polyfills for IE11, restricting legacy browser support.
Strict adherence to Material Design may hinder customization for teams wanting a different visual identity or more flexible styling options.
Tied entirely to Blazor and .NET, so changes or issues in these technologies directly impact usability, and it's not suitable for non-.NET projects.