This isn’t a video. It’s a live, web-native prototype of work I designed for Trello. Real interface components. Real motion. Real interaction. It’s built in React and TypeScript—not rendered as a sequence of frames. I rebuilt the interface as live DOM so I could show the product work in motion, with panels, cards, and calendar elements layered independently in CSS 3D space. A custom browser timeline drives camera movement, rotation, depth, and pacing in real time, while responsive layouts and a Safari-optimized rendering path keep the experience smooth across devices. You can replay the sequence, switch views, and interact with selected parts of the interface directly on the page. It’s a front-end prototype, not a connected Trello product—but the interface, motion, and selected interactions are genuinely running in the browser. See it here:  All built with @OpenAIDevs Codex hosted on @ChatGPT Sites.