delete to dust

A micro-interaction for a notes app, on a 10.4-second loop. On a light stage stands a phone drawn in code, with a calm notes list: title, search, filter chips and five note cards over a floating tab bar. A finger long-presses the Gift ideas note: it sinks under the finger, then lifts with a soft shadow while the list behind it blurs and a frosted context menu opens with Pin, Share, Move to folder and a red Delete. Delete flashes, the menu folds away, and the note breaks into dust from right to left: it is painted to a canvas and sampled into about 10,000 particles, each flying a curved, wobbling path into the Trash tab, timed by its place across the card. The trash lid tips open as the dust arrives and the badge pops from 12 to 13; the notes below slide up to close the gap and a dark toast says Note moved to Trash with an Undo button. A tap on Undo sends the dust back out of the trash, the gap opens again and the note re-forms from left to right. React with HTML, CSS, inline SVG and Canvas 2D, no images, Inter and Lucide-style line icons, a 1080 × 1080 stage that scales to fit any window and zooms in on the phone on portrait screens, and frame-exact rendering (?rec, window.__render(t), window.__ready, window.__LOOP). The notes are invented.