Lighting Controller Inputs/Outputs

To make it easier to control the inputs to the Lighting controller, I am making a small board with three small push buttons and small potentiometer.  As in the Brick Buddy^TM , there will be a script function to wait on one of these three inputs and then do something specific.  The potentiometer will be used to vary lighting levels, PWM rates and burst length and randomize effects.  Obviously it can do them all at the same time, but each model will be different and thus will want different effects.  Here is the front side with the input controls.

To save costs, this board will be dual function.  One side will do the input function, as shown above.  The other side will be the output connector for the two PIC PWM controllers and the two ON/OFF LED controllers, see below.  The assembly will be one or the other and not both, at least not right now.

The above are 3D models of what these look like. My only issue with the design is the connection of the outputs.  Right now these are standard 0.1" spacing connectors.  You can either solder directly to the PCB or put in 2 pin connectors and connect to them.   Could put in the JST type connectors used by the LiPO batteries that are popular on the Maker Sites.  but building mating cable connectors is difficult.  In the end, it seems easiest to just wrap wires around post.