KiCad-RP-Pico VS keyboard-pcb-guide

I got the footprint for the Pico here.

I bought one of these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091F7YSCD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to play around. Found it convenient initially but the lack of an on-board reset button was annoying. Found this on YT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRq9Gs6X2Dk after which I eventually made my own using Kicad (there are plenty of freely available Pico footprints on Github such as this https://github.com/ncarandini/KiCad-RP-Pico or https://github.com/MKme/raspberrypi ) and got it made from a three-letter-name PCB company from you know where. The breakout board in the first link has m2 size mounting holes so you can secure it on a larger mounting board or inside a 3d printed case.

I followed this guide to get me started and I've gotten to the point where I'd like some feedback to make sure I'm not missing anything important. I'm about to order parts so I can start working on the any custom footprints I'll need and translating the schematic into a PCB for manufacturing.

I referred to this guide to get the libraries and also for connecting the switches and diodes. Really helpful even at the end where you generate the files for production.

Now I have largely just directly been copying from a guide here and from how I have laid it out so far I have no auto routing errors and no design rule check errors but know this doesn't mean it will work. Would really appreciate a look at the whole board to confirm functionality but especially want to confirm if I have done the follow correctly:

I designed the circuit while looking at your "Keyboard PCB Guide" on GitHub. (Because I happened to be designing a similar PCB)

i do! i used this guide but it is over 5 years old. It is recommended to use the updated guide here . both of the guides tell you how to work with kicad (pcb design software) and most importantly how the basic circuit should be build.