Make one web page: a board of about 30 small UI components for a mobile app that helps a group of friends plan a weekend trip together, laid out as a bento grid on a light background. Every component is alive. Each one plays its own short interaction on a loop, as if an invisible person were using it: dates get picked on a calendar, a counter goes up and down, toggles flip, a dropdown opens and picks an option, text gets typed into a search field, a progress ring fills, a voice note plays with a moving waveform, a pay button shows a spinner and then a check. The loops are offset so the board never moves all at once, and it keeps going forever. It should look like a real product made by a senior product designer: one accent color, consistent corner radius, spacing and type, crisp at any size. No lorem ipsum: names, places, prices, dates and times should feel real and belong to the same trip. Make everything in code (HTML, CSS, JS, SVG or canvas; no image files, no image or video models). Put everything in one self-contained index.html with no network requests. It should fill a 16:10 browser window and still work on a phone. Test it in a headless browser and look at your own screenshots before you finish.