I'll recreate this video call interface using Next.js and Tailwind CSS.

This component recreates the video call interface shown in the screenshot with:

1. A main video area with a placeholder (800 × 600)
2. A timer (24:01:45) in the top left corner
3. The user name (Adam Joseph) in the top right corner

4. Control buttons at the bottom center:

   • Microphone button (blue)
   • More options button (white with three dots)
   • End Call button (red)
   • Document/notes button (blue)

5. Two smaller video thumbnails at the bottom:

   • Left one labeled "You"
   • Right one labeled "Cassie Jung"

The component includes basic interactivity for the microphone button, which toggles between muted and unmuted states when clicked.

I'll create a video call interface with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript only that allows toggling between videos when clicked.

This implementation includes:

1. A main video area that displays the currently selected video
2. A grid of three smaller videos at the bottom
3. Click functionality to toggle which video appears in the main area
4. Video controls similar to the original screenshot (microphone, more options, end call, and document buttons)
5. Labels for each participant and a timer

How it works:

1. The layout is created using HTML and CSS with a main video area and a grid of three smaller videos
2. Each video in the grid has a data attribute (data-video) that identifies it
3. When you click on any video in the grid, JavaScript swaps it with the main video
4. The currently selected main video is highlighted with a blue border in the grid

You can easily modify this to work with actual video elements by replacing the placeholder divs with <video> tags and updating the JavaScript to handle video sources.