Steampunkowa makieta interfejsu wideo

A richly detailed steampunk vintage video streaming platform homepage shown as a full-screen web interface mockup in dark brass, aged bronze, black iron, and sepia tones, crafted like a Victorian industrial machine with ornate filigree, copper pipes, rivets, gears, pressure gauges, and glowing Edison bulbs integrated into the border frame. Centered across the top header is a large engraved metal site title reading [ElectroVid], with a smaller plaque subtitle reading [THE FUTURE IN MOTION]. A navigation bar directly beneath displays six items: a home icon button, TRENDING, INNOVATIONS, DOCUMENTARIES, ENTERTAINMENT, and a brass-trimmed search box on the right with placeholder text "Search ElectroVid...". The upper right corner features an analog clock gauge. The left sidebar features a section titled "Popular Channels" containing three vertically stacked channel cards with circular emblems, subscriber tallies, and a SUBSCRIBE button: "The Patent Office" (27.4K subscribers), "The Royal Society" (18.7K subscribers), and "General Electric" (35.1K subscribers). The central content area displays a large video player showing a sepia historical scene of two men in Victorian suits debating before a chalkboard marked "AC vs. DC" with lightning chalk effects, early electrical apparatus, and a glowing bulb on the table. The player UI includes a play button, timeline with partial red progress bar, volume icon, time reading "08:47 / 22:31", settings icon, theater mode icon, and fullscreen icon. Below the player, the featured title reads [The Truth About AC vs. DC: The Final Debate], with channel metadata: "The Electrical Age • 142K views • 3 days ago", a circular avatar, and a brass LIKE button reading "5.8K". Below the main player, a section titled "LATEST VIDEOS" contains three thumbnail cards in a row: 1) "My New Incandescent Bulb" (man holding a lit bulb, duration 10:12, channel Thomas Edison, 89K views, 5 days ago) 2) "The Wonders of the Wardenclyffe Tower" (Tesla tower under electrical arcs, duration 15:36, channel Nikola Tesla, 120K views, 1 week ago) 3) "The Automobile Revolution" (early vintage automobile on a city street, duration 12:08, channel Henry Ford, 110K views, 1 week ago) Centered beneath is a brass button reading "VIEW ALL VIDEOS". At the bottom center, a footer plaque reads "© 1893 ElectroVid, Ltd. All rights reserved." The outer frame features mechanical joints, embossed corners, and a circular pressure gauge at bottom right. Symmetrical antique UI layout, warm cinematic illumination, realistic metal textures, and Victorian typography.