Big Button

Big Button

Background

We deal with many kind of button in our workplaces to support our job.

Be it physical, like keyboard and mouse buttons, or virtual, like a triangle-shaped play button in a music application on a computer screen.

But at some point in life, we also find an unusual kind of button as well.

We see it is a quite big-sized button.
It is a button pressed just once usually for a big momentum like a product launching party or a game’s start declaration.

A button which tells something big is about to take action.

A button which gives excitement for anyone who press it.

We know that excitement is a good vitamin to our mind so we can give as best as we can to do our work.

So why only have it at the end? Can we have it sit right next to our computer?
So every day we can get excited.

A bigger button that is iconic to each role in a workplace.

Software developers can press it to build the source or do git push to CI server.
Graphics Designers can press it to do final rendering process.
Accountant can press it to generate reports etc.

Device Overview

The system consists of two big parts:

  1. BigButton

    A big physical tangible pressable button

  1. BigButton App

    An app installed in a computer to carry on BigButton’s user intention

Modules and Sensors

  • LED lamps
  • Air Pressure Sensor
  • NB-IOT

System Design

  1. BigButton

    ESPectro32 - NBIOT - LED - Air Pressure Sensor

  1. BigButton App

    Layers:

    • Bussiness Layer
    • Network Layer
      • Presentation Layer

Workflow

List:

- Version Control: Git
- Repository: Github
- Branching Strategy: GitFlow
- Continous Integration Server:
- Issue Tracker: Github Issue Tracker
- Team Shared Kanban Board: Trello