// Edit this file to replace all portfolio content. No other file needs a copy change.
export default {
  identity: {
    name: 'Avery Vale',
    initials: 'AV',
    role: 'Creative technologist',
    title: 'Pocket Observatory',
    edition: 'NO. 001 / PERSONAL INSTRUMENT',
    headline: ['A practice in', 'looking closer.'],
    introduction: 'I make little tools for big curiosities. Somewhere between code, motion, and things you can hold.',
    footer: 'Avery Vale · An imagined practice, thoughtfully made.',
    contact: 'hello@averyvale.example',
    fictionalNote: 'A fictional portfolio. All projects are original concept demos.',
    copyright: '© 2026 Avery Vale — fictional identity'
  },
  ui: {
    plainView: 'Plain text view',
    returnView: 'Back to the observatory',
    skip: 'Skip to portfolio content',
    index: 'OBSERVATION INDEX',
    tuned: 'TUNED TO',
    selected: 'SELECTED',
    dialLabel: 'Select a section',
    dialHint: 'Turn the dial or use arrow keys. Press Enter or OPEN to read.',
    instruction: 'Turn to explore. Open to read.',
    instructionsDetail: 'Drag the dial · ← → to select · Enter to open',
    next: 'NEXT',
    nextLabel: 'Select next section',
    open: 'OPEN',
    openLabel: 'Open selected section',
    dialCaption: 'SECTION SELECTOR',
    fieldNotes: 'FIELD NOTES',
    workHeading: 'Selected observations',
    projectNavigation: 'Choose a project',
    instrumentLabel: 'Pocket Observatory section selector',
    projectStar: 'Show project',
    aboutHeading: 'Curiosity, made tangible.',
    contactHeading: 'A good question is a beginning.',
    contactLabel: 'DEMO CONTACT ADDRESS',
    contactNote: 'This address is fictional and cannot receive messages. There is no contact form or connected inbox.',
    aboutLabel: 'THE PERSON BEHIND THE INSTRUMENT',
    contactOverline: 'LET’S COMPARE NOTES',
    role: 'Practice',
    format: 'Format',
    demoLabel: 'Fictional demo',
    status: 'Concept study',
    plainHeading: 'Portfolio — plain text',
    artNote: 'Illustrative study · no live data',
    projectLinkHint: 'Select an observation below',
    screenWork: 'THREE SMALL EXPERIMENTS',
    screenAbout: 'CODE / CRAFT / CURIOSITY',
    screenContact: 'AN OPEN INVITATION',
    mapLabel: 'Illustrative constellation of three projects'
  },
  sections: [
    { id: 'work', label: 'Work', number: '01' },
    { id: 'about', label: 'About', number: '02' },
    { id: 'contact', label: 'Contact', number: '03' }
  ],
  projects: [
    {
      id: 'tidal-atlas', title: 'Tidal Atlas', shortTitle: 'TIDAL ATLAS', number: '01', year: '2026',
      category: 'OCEAN / INTERFACE', type: 'marine',
      description: 'A quiet interface for a restless coastline. Tidal Atlas brings imagined buoy readings, tide patterns, and field notes into one place for noticing change.',
      detail: 'A marine observation concept, using synthetic readings to explore how a small tool could make a large environment easier to understand.',
      role: 'Interaction design, creative coding', format: 'Interactive prototype',
      annotation: 'A coastline, read slowly.',
      diagram: { left: 'STATION 07', right: 'SYNTHETIC TIDE STUDY', bottom: '06:00', end: '18:00' }
    },
    {
      id: 'type-in-motion', title: 'Type in Motion', shortTitle: 'TYPE IN MOTION', number: '02', year: '2026',
      category: 'LANGUAGE / MOTION', type: 'type',
      description: 'Words with a sense of timing. A kinetic typography system that turns a simple phrase into rhythm through weight, spacing, and carefully held pauses.',
      detail: 'A motion design concept for expressive titles, with a still version treated as a first-class design rather than a fallback.',
      role: 'Type systems, motion design', format: 'Generative study',
      annotation: 'A little space changes everything.',
      diagram: { left: 'TYPE STUDY 02', right: 'RHYTHM / REST', word: 'feel', echo: 'feel' }
    },
    {
      id: 'turning-point', title: 'Turning Point', shortTitle: 'TURNING POINT', number: '03', year: '2025',
      category: 'MECHANISM / LEARNING', type: 'mechanical',
      description: 'An idea you can turn in your hands. This learning exhibit uses a hand-cranked mechanism to invite questions about cause, motion, and mechanical advantage.',
      detail: 'A speculative museum exhibit pairing a physical mechanism with clear visual explanations. The drawing is illustrative; it is not a validated mechanical simulation.',
      role: 'Physical computing, exhibit design', format: 'Exhibit concept',
      annotation: 'Understanding starts with a turn.',
      diagram: { left: 'MECHANISM 03', right: 'ILLUSTRATIVE ASSEMBLY', bottom: 'INPUT', end: 'OUTPUT' }
    }
  ],
  about: {
    paragraphs: [
      'I’m Avery, an imagined creative technologist interested in the moment an abstract idea becomes something you can see, touch, or try.',
      'My practice moves between interactive tools, motion systems, and physical exhibits. I like careful typography, honest materials, and interfaces that reward curiosity without getting in the way.',
      'Pocket Observatory is a small expression of that approach: a playful first encounter, followed by a clear path to the work.'
    ],
    principles: [
      { title: 'Make it legible.', text: 'Clarity comes before cleverness.' },
      { title: 'Leave room to explore.', text: 'A useful detail can become an invitation.' },
      { title: 'Give ideas a shape.', text: 'Build something small enough to try.' }
    ]
  },
  contact: {
    paragraph: 'Have a question about an interface, an exhibition, or a curious little tool? In a real portfolio, this is where the conversation would begin.'
  }
};
