this is a combination of two days. First was all of the sensors and basic code. I used: a DHT11 for the temperature and humidity, an RTC module for time and date (I didn’t use its temperature function), Arduino Nano ESP as the microcontroller, 0.96 OLED as the screen, a lot of wires, and used Arduino IDE for the code. After I got the screen to display the information (temperature, time, date, etc) I needed a way for the person to easily switch between the screens. Therefore, I used a potentiometer and the map function to switch between it. I used a potentiometer rather than a button and rotary encoder because it was simple to install. Then, I used cardboard for the housing. I cut where it needed to be bent and cutouts for the OLED screen and potentiometer knob. After that, I used a mini breadboard as the base for the potentiometer because it was sturdy for it to turn. Then, I added some decoration such as TV atennas.