As I am building a FPGA based computer I have designed another prototype board for SMD components.

On the internet usually only find QFP or SOIC to DIP adapters where all pins are routed to the border headers. Everybody building circuits know that not all pins are going to be used and that decoupling capacitors are better to be put as closed to the IC as possible. 

I designed this boards taking all that in consideration and more. 

This prototype board has different areas for different chips:

a QFP 32 to 100 0.65mm pitch area with pins wired up to at least one pad.

a TSOP-44 pin 0.8mm pitch with each pin wired up to at least one pad.

two SOIC 32 1.27mm pitch area with pins wired to the pads.

One area for mounting up to 4 voltage regulators but it can be also used for any small SMD transistors.

One area for mounting up to 4 SOT23-6 devices or small SMD transistors.

on the edges there are different connectors available for: USB, Audio in/out, PS2 Keyboard, VGA (providing both a standard connector and a slim vertical connector)

Multiple headers single line are mounted in different places on the board. They can be used for connectors or to mount any other daughter card on top or below.

Some of the traces can be cut to fit the schematic as needed.

Some of the traces are thinned already to help with applying more solder if they are used as ground. They are kept thin enough in order to allow for cutting if needed.

You will find that the VIAs are plated trough. This allows for soldering AWG30 wires and also you will see how useful they are during the step of testing the soldering of the chip.

This is a two layer board so you can solder a two line header (ex. 2x20 header) on the side of the PBC to provide more input/output lines.

Be imaginative this board can be cut up if needed and possibilities of customizing it to your needs are endless.

Looking forward to hear how you use this board and improve the design. If you have any improvements that you would like me to consider please leave a comment.