This research focused on the design of the mobile phone keypad, utilizing a metal dome and hyperelastic rubber. The structure of the keypad was conceived using Pro/ Engineer 2.0, in combination with the Finite Element Analysis Software, Ansys. Both geometric nonlinearity structure and material nonlinearity were analyzed. In this study, the metal dome of the keypad was composed of the stainless steel alloy (SUS 301), and the cantilever button, of silicon rubber. The rubber was incompressible. It was also able to sustain significant deformation and reinstate its original shape, demonstrating characteristic of hyperelasticity consistent with material nonlinear behavior. This was further discussed in the study using the theory of Mooney-Rivlin. Finally, experimental results were compared to simulation results. Load and displacement curve were used to understand the state of key feeling, as well as to check for the equivalent elastic stress of the metal dome.