Steampunk Victorian Video Streaming Interface

A highly detailed full-page steampunk video streaming website interface themed around the Victorian electrical age, crafted like an antique brass-and-iron machine panel with dark bronze metal textures, rivets, pipes, gears, ornate filigree, glowing Edison bulbs, and sepia-toned imagery. At the top left, a modern white logo reading "Pollo" with a small pink-red rounded badge containing "AI", and directly below it the text "GPT Image 2" in white, overlaid on the vintage interface. Center header features a large embossed brass title reading "[ElectroVid]" on a dark metal plaque, with an engraved tagline underneath reading "[THE FUTURE IN MOTION]". A horizontal navigation bar displays exactly five items: a home icon, "TRENDING", "INNOVATIONS", "DOCUMENTARIES", and "ENTERTAINMENT", with a right-aligned search bar showing placeholder text "Search ElectroVid..." and a square search button. A round analog gauge clock is built into the upper right frame. Three-column vintage layout: The left sidebar titled "POPULAR CHANNELS" features three vertically stacked heraldic metallic emblems: 1) "THE PATENT OFFICE" with "27.4K SUBSCRIBERS", 2) "THE ROYAL SOCIETY" with "18.7K SUBSCRIBERS", 3) "GENERAL ELECTRIC" with "35.1K SUBSCRIBERS", each accompanied by a "SUBSCRIBE" button. The central main content area shows a large video player featuring a dramatic sepia debate between two late-19th-century inventors in suits facing across a table with electrical apparatus, a glowing bulb, and a chalkboard behind them reading "AC vs. DC" (both faces obscured by soft rectangular blur blocks). Underneath is a full player control bar (play, scrubber, volume, "08:47 / 22:31", settings, fullscreen), followed by the video title "[The Truth About AC vs. DC: The Final Debate]", creator row with avatar, "The Electrical Age", "142K views • 3 days ago", and a brass "LIKE 5.8K" button. Below the player, a "LATEST VIDEOS" section presents three horizontal cards: 1) "My New Incandescent Bulb" by "Thomas Edison" ("10:12", "89K views • 5 days ago", face blurred), 2) "The Wonders of the Wardenclyffe Tower" by "Nikola Tesla" ("15:36", "120K views • 1 week ago"), 3) "The Automobile Revolution" by "Henry Ford" ("12:08", "110K views • 1 week ago"), above a centered brass button reading "VIEW ALL VIDEOS". Bottom metal plaque footer: "© 1893 ElectroVid, Ltd. All rights reserved." Framed with intricate mechanical borders, exposed copper pipes, cogs, pressure dials, and warm amber lighting, rendering a polished cinematic retro-futuristic UI mockup.