Learn MATERIAL-UI with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install @mui/material @emotion/react @emotion/styled`

Include Roboto font and Material icons for full experience

Import required components in React files

Use ThemeProvider to customize colors and typography

Optional: add MUI X components for advanced data grids

Install MUI and dependencies

Add ThemeProvider at top level

Include Roboto font and icons

Use `sx` or `styled` for styling

Test responsive layouts with Grid and Box

package.json - npm dependencies

src/theme/ - theme overrides

src/components/ - reusable MUI components

index.js - main app entry

webpack.config.js or Vite config - bundling

npm install @mui/material @emotion/react @emotion/styled

npm run start - run development server

npm run build - production build

Tree-shake components to reduce bundle size

Optional: install MUI X for advanced components

Text content handled via React

Components support RTL layouts

Can integrate with i18n libraries

Theme and styling unaffected by language

Supports multi-language apps via React

ARIA roles included in components

Keyboard navigation and focus management

Screen-reader-friendly by default

Accessible dialogs, modals, and tables

Compliance with WCAG best practices

Material Design-compliant CSS via JS

Global theming with ThemeProvider

Inline styling with `sx` prop

Responsive layout via Grid and Box

Customizable palette, typography, and spacing

Components integrate with React state

Forms, inputs, dialogs maintain internal state

Works with Redux, Zustand, or context

Dynamic UI updates handled via React

No internal global state in MUI itself

MUI does not manage application data

Dynamic content handled via React props/state

DataGrid components handle tabular data

Forms use controlled components

Integrates seamlessly with front-end data flow