Reference implementation
ESP32 smart home control panel
An original round-screen interface concept for climate, lighting, energy, and scene control on an ESP32-class target.
Design target
A compact home overview with four primary domains, clear active states, and short paths to the controls used most often.
Interaction model
A focused screen structure for the product context, before hardware integration choices are locked.
- Home overview for climate, lighting, energy, and saved scenes
- Tap-through detail views with direct value adjustment
- Persistent connectivity and system-state feedback
- Large touch targets designed for a circular active area
Implementation outline
These are engineering considerations for scoping a comparable interface. Final architecture depends on the confirmed board, display, SDK, memory budget, and data interfaces.
- Keep round-display clipping and safe zones inside reusable components.
- Separate Wi-Fi and sensor data from presentation state through a stable data interface.
- Budget image assets and transitions around the confirmed memory and PSRAM configuration.
- Define offline, reconnecting, and unavailable states before integration.
What a working demo should prove
Navigation remains clear without relying on readable labels alone.
Touch targets remain usable close to the circular edge.
Status changes remain visible without adding distracting motion.
Have a comparable product and target display?