diff --git a/controlKnob.html b/docs/controlKnob.html
similarity index 96%
rename from controlKnob.html
rename to docs/controlKnob.html
index f45b15a..f24a6b1 100644
--- a/controlKnob.html
+++ b/docs/controlKnob.html
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
-
+
diff --git a/firmware/examples/7_Internet.cpp b/firmware/examples/7_Internet.cpp
index 4b88e38..8c25771 100644
--- a/firmware/examples/7_Internet.cpp
+++ b/firmware/examples/7_Internet.cpp
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Useful info, like how to access the data from your browser, can be
found here: https://docs.particle.io/reference/firmware/photon/#particle-function-
The code to control the number of illuminated LEDs is here:
-https://github.com/spark/InternetButton/blob/master/controlKnob.html
+https://github.com/spark/InternetButton/blob/master/docs/controlKnob.html
Try naming one of your devices "InternetButton" and running controlKnob in your browser or on your phone!
Note that the Core or Photon *must* be named "InternetButton" because the javascript looks for it.
*/
diff --git a/verified/README.md b/verified/README.md
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+## Library verification for Internet Button
+The purpose of this test is to verify the current Internet Button library from our community. To make sure all the others can feel comfortable to use this library in their project. This verification code is based the Particle platform.
+
+### Preparation for running this firmware.
+* Photon
+* An Internet Button (https://store.particle.io/products/internet-button)
+* MicroUSB Cable
+* Particle Web IDE
+
+### Library version list
+* internetbutton library `0.1.10`
+
+### Verify process
+
+To make sure the Internet Button library works as expected, will go through each example.
+
+1. Setup a new Photon
+2. Attached an Internet Button to it
+3. Flashed `1_BLINK_AN_LED`. Works as expected, and a single LED blinks blue.
+4. Flashed `2_BLINK_ALL_THE_LEDS`. All the LEDS blink blue.
+5. Flashed `3_BUTTONS_AND_LEDS`. Pressing on the second button turns on the LED.
+6. Flashed `4_GOOD_COMBINATION`. Pressing on each button turns on the corresponding LED (the one above).
+7. Flashed `5_MOTION`. Rotating the Internet Button changes the colors.
+8. Flashed `6_ORIENTATION`. Rotating the Internet Button lights up the LED on the bottom.
+9. Flashed `7_INTERNET`. Changed the device name to "InternetButton". Downloaded the example code from the description, and opened the HTML file in Chrome. Clicking on different parts of the knob lights up the right LEDS.
+10. Flashed `8_MAKINGMUSIC`. Pressing on buttons produces different musical notes.
+11. Flashed `9_RELEASEFIRMWARE`. Clicking on buttons turns on the LEDS. API calls to functions work.