The author of this project aimed to experiment with an e-paper display and explore its capabilities. They started by sourcing the necessary hardware components, including a Waveshare e-paper display and an ESP32-based universal board. The author then delved into understanding the ESP32 CPU family, which they found impressive due to its speed, power efficiency, and built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities. To render web content on the e-paper display, the author employed three layers of software: the ESP32 (Display Layer), Server A (Rendering Layer), and Server B (Content Layer). The ESP32 handled fetching data from the server, while Server A rendered the website into a bitmap format suitable for the e-paper display. Server B hosted the actual website with HTML and CSS content. The author used Cloudflare's Browser Rendering API to fetch web pages, which they then processed using Python in Cloudflare Workers. They also implemented dithering to prepare the bitmap for the ESP32. With this setup, the author successfully rendered a weather panel on the e-paper display, showcasing its potential for displaying dynamic content.