Welcome to Hyunhwa Lee's Space
A personal portfolio, creative workspace, and interactive platform — all in one. Here's everything you need to know to explore it fully.
The site is organized as a set of app-like sections. You navigate between them by clicking icons on the home screen or using the left sidebar.
Home Screen Icons
- Click any icon to open that section.
- Right-click (or long-press on mobile) an icon to get options like Remove from Home.
- Drag an icon from the left sidebar onto the home screen to add it back.
Left Sidebar
- Always visible on the left edge — click any icon to jump to that section.
- Drag icons from the sidebar onto the home screen to pin them there.
Going Back
- Click the Home icon in the sidebar to return to the home screen from anywhere.
Tip: The site remembers your last visited section — refreshing the page brings you right back.
Customize the entire look of the site with themes — from soft gradients to classic paintings and vintage comics.
Changing the Theme
- Click the wallpaper icon in the bottom-right area of the home screen.
- Browse categories: Gradient, Picture, Illustration, Comics.
- Click a thumbnail to preview it, then click Use this to apply.
Tip: Your chosen theme is saved automatically — it'll be there next time you visit.
A dedicated portfolio space with a gallery of works, notes, and a music player — all in a minimal desktop-like environment.
Gallery
- Click any image thumbnail to see full details — filename, dimensions, and description.
- Use the top bar to switch between Gallery and Notes.
Notes
- Browse notes organized in folders on the left panel.
- Click a note to open it in the editor area.
- Use the icon to bookmark notes you want to find quickly.
- Use the Search panel to find notes by keyword.
Music Player
- Click the music note icon in the top bar to open the player.
- Search for YouTube tracks or play from the saved list.
Wallpaper
- Click the icon in the top bar to change the Power On background independently from the main site theme.
A curated news feed with articles on technology, culture, lifestyle, and more — plus an AI chat assistant to explore them further.
Reading Articles
- The top card shows the featured story — click it to read the full article.
- Scroll down to browse more articles in the list.
- Click any article title to open the full text in a reading view.
- Use the ← Back button to return to the feed.
Filtering by Category
- Use the category chips (Top Story, World, Tech, Culture…) to filter articles.
Ask Lee (AI Chat)
- Click Ask Lee inside any article to chat with an AI about that piece.
- Ask follow-up questions, get summaries, or explore related ideas.
An AI-powered chat assistant that knows all about Hyunhwa. Ask questions, explore her work, or just have a conversation.
Starting a Chat
- Type your message in the input box and press Enter or click the send button.
- Use the quick suggestion chips to jump straight to popular topics.
What You Can Ask
- Hyunhwa's hobbies, interests, and creative philosophy
- Her work and projects
- How to get in touch or collaborate
- Questions about today's news articles
Tip: The chat remembers context within the session — you can ask follow-up questions naturally.
A community bulletin board where visitors can leave messages, share thoughts, or just say hello.
Leaving a Message
- Click + Write to open the message form.
- Choose a badge (Chat, Question, Hello, etc.) to tag your post.
- Type your message and hit Post.
Managing Your Posts
- Your own posts show a delete button — click it to remove them.
- Posts are paginated — use the page buttons to browse older messages.
Leave a lasting message in the guestbook — a personal note that lives alongside all previous visitors.
- Enter your name and a message, then click Sign.
- All entries are visible to everyone who visits.
A built-in Spotify player featuring a curated playlist. Listen while you explore the rest of the site.
- Click Music on the home screen to open the player.
- Play, pause, skip, and adjust volume using the Spotify controls.
- The player keeps running as you browse — music doesn't stop when you switch sections.
A full drawing canvas right in the browser. Draw, sketch, experiment with color — then save your artwork.
Drawing Tools
- Pen — smooth, pressure-sensitive strokes.
- Rainbow — draws with a continuously shifting color spectrum.
- Eraser — removes parts of your drawing.
Brush Size
- Click the size dots in the sidebar or top bar to switch between Small, Medium, and Large.
Color Panel
Click Colors to open the color panel. It has three tabs:
- Palettes — curated color pairs; click the background or the dot to pick that color.
- Harmony — automatically generated color harmonies (Complement, Triadic, Pastel, Story…) based on your current color.
- Custom — a circular color wheel. Pick any hue and saturation by clicking, then adjust Lightness, Hue, and Contrast with the sliders. Type a hex code directly if you know it.
Tip: The panel is resizable — drag the top edge up to make it taller and see more color chips at once.
Actions
- Undo the last stroke.
- Redo.
- Clear the canvas.
- Save your drawing as a PNG file.
A minimalist monthly calendar with international holidays, accessible from the home screen.
Opening the Calendar
- Click Calendar in the bottom bar, or click the second dot indicator at the bottom of the home screen.
- The home screen icons slide out and the calendar slides in.
- Click the first dot (or the Calendar button again) to return to the icons.
Navigating Months
- Use the ‹ and › arrows to move between months.
- Today's date is highlighted with a white circle.
Holidays
- ■ Pink — Korean national holidays
- ■ Blue — US holidays
- ■ Green — International observances
A quick-access sticky note system always available from the bottom bar.
Creating a Memo
- Click Memo in the bottom bar to open the memo panel.
- Type in the input field and press Enter or click + to add a note.
Managing Memos
- Click a memo to mark it as done (strikethrough).
- Click the × button to delete a memo permanently.
Sending a Memo
- Click the share icon on a memo to send it as a Greetings post or Guestbook entry.
Tip: Memos are saved locally in your browser — they persist between visits on the same device.