Personalizing Portfolio Content in data/mockData.js

// data/mockData.js — projects array
[
  {
    id: 'proj-1',
    name: 'VITAL_SIGNS.exe',          // Display name in the modal title bar
    filename: 'vital_signs.exe',       // Label rendered beneath the desktop icon
    icon: 'heart-pulse',               // Lucide icon key — see supported values below
    color: 'magenta',                  // RetroWindow color variant — controls border + shadow
    categories: ['React', 'WebSockets', 'Healthcare'],
    description: 'A real-time patient monitoring dashboard mockup. Built this to prove to myself that my nursing background wasn\'t a waste of time in tech. It streams fake vitals via WebSockets and alerts on anomalies.',
    disclaimer: 'Static demo. No real patient data used. HIPAA compliant by virtue of being entirely fake.',
    links: {
      demo: '#',     // Replace with your live demo URL
      source: '#',   // Replace with your GitHub repository URL
      readme: '#'    // Replace with your README or documentation URL
    },
    date: '2025-10-14'
  }
]

// data/mockData.js — skills object
{
  languages: [
    { name: 'JavaScript (ES6+)', level: 90 },
    { name: 'TypeScript',        level: 85 },
    { name: 'HTML/CSS',          level: 95 },
    { name: 'Python',            level: 60 }
  ],
  frontend: [
    { name: 'React',          level: 90 },
    { name: 'Tailwind CSS',   level: 85 },
    { name: 'Framer Motion',  level: 75 },
    { name: 'Next.js',        level: 80 }
  ],
  backend: [
    { name: 'Node.js',      level: 70 },
    { name: 'PostgreSQL',   level: 65 },
    { name: 'REST APIs',    level: 85 }
  ],
  specialties: [
    'Debugging Spaghetti Code',
    'Translating Medical Jargon',
    'Pixel Pushing',
    'Writing Docs People Actually Read'
  ]
}

// data/mockData.js — blogPosts array
{
  id: 'post-1',
  title: 'From IV Drips to API Trips',
  date: '2026-04-12',
  mood: 'Caffeinated',
  music: 'Darude - Sandstorm',
  tags: ['Reflections', 'Career Transition'],
  excerpt: 'How triaging patients in the ER surprisingly prepared me for managing state in a chaotic React application. Turns out, prioritizing a crashing server is a lot like prioritizing a crashing patient, just with less bodily fluids.'
}

// data/mockData.js — caseStudies array
{
  id: 'case-1',
  title: 'Project: VITAL_SIGNS',
  problem: 'Healthcare dashboards are notoriously cluttered, slow, and use colors that induce panic rather than clarity.',
  goal: 'Design a real-time monitoring interface that is high-contrast, accessible, and prioritizes critical information without overwhelming the user.',
  process: 'Interviewed 3 former nursing colleagues, sketched wireframes on actual graph paper, built a prototype in Figma, then implemented in React.',
  designDecisions: 'Chose a dark mode default to reduce eye strain during night shifts. Used neon accents strictly for alerts (red/magenta for critical, cyan for stable).',
  devDecisions: 'Used WebSockets for real-time data streaming instead of polling to reduce server load and ensure immediate updates.',
  result: 'A performant, accessible dashboard that looks like it belongs in a sci-fi movie but functions perfectly for clinical triage.',
  skills: ['React', 'WebSockets', 'UI/UX Design', 'Domain Knowledge (Healthcare)']
}

// data/mockData.js — guestbookEntries array
[
  { id: 1, name: 'xX_DarkSlayer_Xx',     date: '2026-05-20', message: 'First! Cool site, reminds me of my old Angelfire page but less broken.' },
  { id: 2, name: 'Recruiter_Bot_9000',   date: '2026-05-22', message: 'Impressive profile. We are looking for a Rockstar Ninja 10x Developer for an unpaid internship. Interested?' },
  { id: 3, name: 'Former_CoWorker_Sarah',date: '2026-05-25', message: 'Still can\'t believe you left the hospital to stare at glowing rectangles all day. Miss you in the ward! Site looks amazing.' }
]