Basic LED-Switch PCB Design

I need a very small, uncomplicated PCB whose only job is to showcase a few LEDs driven by on-board push-buttons or slide switches. Think of it as a beginner’s demo card: press a switch and see one or more LEDs react. The board does not need any microcontroller, charging circuit, or advanced power stage—just the LEDs, their current-limiting resistors, the switches, and a simple 5 V or coin-cell input pad.

I’m happy for you to work in KiCad, Eagle, Altium, or a similar mainstream package; use what you’re most comfortable with as long as the final files are easy for a board house to accept.

Deliverables I expect:
• Schematic in the original CAD format and PDF
• PCB layout (≤ 80 mm × 80 mm, two layers max)
• Gerber, drill, and pick-and-place files ready for fabrication
• Simple README noting the bill of materials and switch-to-LED mapping

Keep the trace widths and spacing suitable for standard 1-oz copper, and place silkscreen labels so the board is self-explanatory. That’s all there is to it—straightforward, quick, and perfect for someone looking to build up experience.