[
      {
        "title": "Capstone Maintenance Cycle Overview",
        "bullets": [
          "This CBT combines the skills learned across the academy.",
          "You will practice a full technician workflow from inspection to final report.",
          "The goal is to prove you can safely inspect, patch, review, document, and recommend next steps.",
          "This lesson prepares you for the final capstone lab and company readiness review."
        ],
        "image": "action1-dashboard.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Step 1 - Confirm the Training Endpoint",
        "bullets": [
          "Before touching a system, confirm it is a training or approved lab endpoint.",
          "Never perform capstone work on a live client device without approval.",
          "Record the hostname, Windows version, user, and device purpose.",
          "Verify that the device is in the correct Action1 or training group before making changes."
        ],
        "image": "it-lab-hero.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Step 2 - Inventory the Endpoint",
        "bullets": [
          "Record CPU, RAM, storage, Windows version, and available disk space.",
          "Check installed applications and look for outdated, suspicious, or unnecessary software.",
          "Check device health indicators such as disk status, boot behavior, and performance symptoms.",
          "Take screenshots or notes that can be used as evidence in your final report."
        ],
        "image": "ram-ssd-upgrade.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Step 3 - Patch and Update Review",
        "bullets": [
          "Check for missing Windows updates.",
          "Check for missing application updates where applicable.",
          "Use approved tools only, such as Action1 or Windows Update.",
          "Document which updates were found, which were applied, and whether a reboot was required."
        ],
        "image": "action1-dashboard.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Step 4 - Security Status Review",
        "bullets": [
          "Confirm antivirus or Windows Security is active.",
          "Check for obvious signs of malware, scamware, unwanted browser extensions, or unsafe startup items.",
          "Verify the firewall and basic security posture.",
          "Document anything that should be escalated instead of randomly changing settings."
        ],
        "image": "security-ops.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Step 5 - Performance and Cleanup Check",
        "bullets": [
          "Review startup apps, disk usage, memory usage, and installed software.",
          "Look for simple causes of slowness before assuming hardware failure.",
          "Do not delete customer data or personal files.",
          "Recommend cleanup, RAM, SSD, or reinstall options only when evidence supports it."
        ],
        "image": "hardware-repair.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Step 6 - Write a Client-Friendly Report",
        "bullets": [
          "Summarize what was inspected.",
          "List problems found in plain language.",
          "Explain what was fixed or updated.",
          "List remaining risks or recommended next steps.",
          "Avoid blaming the customer or using confusing technical wording."
        ],
        "image": "it-lab-hero.png"
      },
      {
        "title": "Passing Standard for This CBT",
        "bullets": [
          "You understand the complete maintenance workflow.",
          "You can document work clearly enough for another technician to understand.",
          "You know when to escalate instead of guessing.",
          "You protect customer data and only work within approved scope.",
          "You are ready to continue to recommendation writing and final certification readiness."
        ],
        "image": "security-ops.png"
      }
    ]