{ "schemaVersion": 2, "name": "Lemma", "slug": "lemma", "description": "A typeset-paper portfolio for a computer scientist: crisp white, a math serif, numbered theorems and figures, and a hero figure that steps through Dijkstra's algorithm.", "audience": ["computer scientist", "research software engineer", "lecturer in computing", "PhD researcher"], "category": "Portfolio", "job": "personal-study", "categoryId": "cv", "alsoFits": ["academic homepage", "researcher", "software engineer", "data scientist", "mathematician"], "direction": "Typeset computer science paper: white page, STIX serif, numbered Theorem/Figure/Algorithm blocks, one link-blue and a highlighter yellow", "mood": ["light", "calm", "classic"], "schemaOrg": "Person", "palette": { "--paper": "#ffffff", "--ink": "#14161b", "--blue": "#1b3db4", "--mark": "#ffe37a", "--mute": "#545a66" }, "fonts": ["STIX Two Text", "JetBrains Mono"], "pages": [ {"path": "index.html", "label": "Home", "purpose": "Paper-style title block with abstract, interactive Dijkstra figure with Algorithm 1, selected theorems, recent papers, software table, two-column about with margin notes, news and upcoming talks"}, {"path": "research.html", "label": "Research", "purpose": "Full publication list with topic and year filters, a dot-plot figure that follows the filter, PDF/preprint/code links and copyable BibTeX"}, {"path": "projects.html", "label": "Projects", "purpose": "Four open-source projects with screenshot frames, facts, code listings and the release rules"}, {"path": "teaching.html", "label": "Teaching & talks", "purpose": "Courses table, PhD group and an open position, upcoming and past talks with slides"}, {"path": "cv.html", "label": "CV", "purpose": "Printable HTML CV with @media print styles: positions, education, awards and grants, selected papers, service, skills"}, {"path": "contact.html", "label": "Contact", "purpose": "Contact form slot with mailto fallback, office details and hours, what to include in a PhD enquiry"} ], "slots": [ {"id": "contact", "kind": "form", "page": "contact.html", "fallback": "mailto"} ], "facts": [ "name", "job title and institution", "office address", "phone", "email", "office hours", "publication list with authors, venues, years, topics and links", "BibTeX for each publication", "open-source projects with language, licence, stars and latest release", "courses taught with terms and student numbers", "students supervised and any open position", "upcoming and past talks with dates and places", "CV entries: positions, education, awards, grants, service", "privacy retention period" ], "interview": [ "What is your name, job title and institution?", "What do you research, in one sentence a non-specialist would follow?", "Which papers should be listed, with authors, venue, year and topic (or a link to a BibTeX file)?", "Which two or three results would you state as theorems on the home page?", "Which software projects do you maintain, and where does the code live?", "Which courses do you teach, and which talks are coming up?", "Which email, phone and office address should people use?" ], "customise": { "strings": [ "Replace Ilse Brede in the wordmark, titles, metadata, footer, CV and JSON-LD; keep name, address and phone identical in the footer, contact page and JSON-LD.", "Publications live in research.html as
  • entries: keep data-year and data-topics (space-separated ids matching the topic chips), the id p-, and the 
    \"> that the copy button reads. Update the chip counts and the dot plot circles (one per paper, data-id = key) when papers change.",
      "Home: rewrite the three theorem boxes as real results with links to the matching paper anchors; the four recent papers repeat the top of research.html without BibTeX.",
      "Figure 1 is a working demo of Dijkstra's algorithm. Keep it for any algorithms or CS person; for another field, replace the SVG and Algorithm 1 with a static figure and remove the .fig-tools block.",
      "Replace projects, courses, students, talks (upcoming talks need future dates) and CV entries. Remove the open PhD position callout if there is none.",
      "Replace all data-pl-fill stats (stars, student numbers, grant amount) with real values or delete them.",
      "Confirm the privacy wording and the email retention period."
    ],
    "colours": "Edit the :root tokens at the top of styles.css. Keep one link colour (--blue) and one highlighter (--mark); the paper look depends on everything else being ink on white.",
    "fonts": "STIX Two Text (400, 400 italic, 600) and JetBrains Mono (400): four files. Replace the Google Fonts link in every HTML head and --serif/--mono in styles.css; a math-style serif keeps the paper look.",
    "sections": "Every section is self-contained and numbered like a paper (1, 2, 3); renumber the .secno spans if you remove one. Keep the closing correspondence box and its CTA at the end of each page. Filters, BibTeX copy, the figure player and the CV print button are added by script.js and the page works without them.",
    "images": "Replace art/kestrel.svg, art/tallow.svg, art/quire.svg and art/stepwise.svg with project screenshots (landscape 16:10, 1600×1000), art/talk.svg with a talk photo (1600×1000) and art/portrait.svg with a portrait (4:5, 800×1000), WebP under 300 KB, keeping width, height and data-pl-photo. Figure 1 and Figure 4 are inline SVG drawn from the page's data."
  },
  "weightKB": 203,
  "updated": "2026-10-14",
  "files": [
    "index.html",
    "research.html",
    "projects.html",
    "teaching.html",
    "cv.html",
    "contact.html",
    "privacy.html",
    "404.html",
    "styles.css",
    "script.js",
    "favicon.svg",
    "og.png",
    "apple-touch-icon.png",
    "art/kestrel.svg",
    "art/tallow.svg",
    "art/quire.svg",
    "art/stepwise.svg",
    "art/portrait.svg",
    "art/talk.svg"
  ],
  "visuals": {
    "notes": "No raster art. Flat SVG figures in the style of a CS paper: white ground, ink lines, link-blue fills and one highlighter-yellow element per figure. Project frames are benchmark plots, heap and proof outlines, source-to-page panes and sorting bars; the portrait is a flat illustration at a chalkboard; the talk frame is a lecture hall with a graph slide.",
    "prompt": "Draw a flat SVG figure as if from a computer science paper: thin ink lines on white, nodes and bars filled in deep link blue (#1b3db4), one element highlighted in yellow (#ffe37a), serif italic labels, no gradients or shadows."
  }
}