ObMovement

This is the personal website and project log for Dan Wright, a developer and creator based in Portland. It serves as a public notebook for his technical work and creative pursuits, primarily aimed at fellow developers, makers, and those interested in hands-on projects. The site functions as a chronological archive of experiments and builds, providing insight into the process behind various technical endeavors.

• Project Chronicle: The site acts as a long-form log, documenting diverse projects like building a remotely operated vehicle (ROV), creating a custom motorcycle speedometer, and constructing a large-scale art installation for a music festival.
• Technical Documentation: Entries provide candid updates on the challenges and progress of hardware and software projects, offering a realistic look at the development process from conception to iteration.
• Creative Output: Alongside code, the site references the creator's music production ("beats"), highlighting the intersection of technical skill and artistic expression.
• Minimalist Design: The site employs a straightforward, text-focused layout that prioritizes content and chronological discovery over complex navigation, making it easy to browse past entries.
• Eclectic Interests: The content reflects a wide range of personal interests, from robotics and 3D printing to motorcycles and hip-hop, presenting a holistic view of the creator's pursuits.