Documentation Update: Build a Blazor movie database app (Part 1 - Create a Blazor Web App) | Microsoft Learn

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Summary

Clarify which Razor component renders the default landing UI when the newly created Blazor Web App first runs, and show beginners exactly where to edit that initial page in the default template.

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• In Part 1, immediately after the first “run the app” / “launch the app” step (or the first screenshot of the default UI), add a short callout that maps what the user sees in the browser to the corresponding Razor page/component file(s) in the default template. Explicitly name the default landing page (for example, Components/Pages/Home.razor) and briefly explain that this is the file to edit to change the initial screen, and that routing determines which page loads at /. Include example wording like:

  Where does the first page come from?
  When you run the app, the default landing page you see is rendered by Components/Pages/Home.razor (the default template’s Home page). To change the initial UI, open Components/Pages/Home.razor and edit its markup.

  The URL path / maps to the Home page via the routing configuration (see Components/Routes.razor).

  (Adjust the file paths/names to match the template used in this article/version.)

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