[TriEmbed] Lowest learning curve to design a board?

[jonathan hunsberger]

For anyone interested, i hacked something together with EasyEDA that is at
least orderable :)  Maybe with what i learned there i will try the same
thing in KiCAD.
I need to add a few things like a thumbwheel pot, and Trampas said to be
more robust it would need more ESD protection capacitors, although i assume
the connected boards have their own.
(project page <https://oshwlab.com/1101010/dial-a-memory>) (editor link
<https://easyeda.com/editor#project_id=a0fdd1ab2910489d9e08face61b8356d>)

If anyone wants to tell me how wrong i've done it, i'd be open to hearing
that. :)

Does anyone know if i'm supposed to update the design drawings on the
project page manually?  Right now they show as blank, but captioned with
the names of the sheets in the project so it's confusing.

On Wed, Dec 27, 2023 at 11:44 AM jonathan hunsberger <1101010 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> I have a need for a custom board and don't really get excited about board
> design as a skill to acquire. I previously tried KiCad and was a bit
> overwhelmed. Are there any other options out there that are a little more
> approachable for a one-off project? It is really simple, just connecting a
> Teensy with two module boards, a USB-c socket, an RJ11, a POT, and a few
> passives and I plan to hand-solder everything together.
> Thanks!
>
>
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