nice hackpad! your hackpad needs a case to be approved for a build review, so please add that before resubmitting. since blueprint was extended you now have time to use #printing-legion! additionally your repo and demo need to include a picture of this case!

nice hackpad! please add a picture of the final product to the README so others can see what you made! please also print out the case and assemble it, if you dont have a printer you can use #printinglegion!

You only seem to have the .hex file for firmware, not the actual code? The Xiao also doesn't use hex files. For arduino C, a .ino file is required, .py for micropython/circuitpython and your QMK project for QMK

please change this to type hackapd

This is really cool! Make sure that you have holes in your CAD case for the LEDs so that they can shine through :) Additionally, you need QMK source code (not just the configurator), and rename your folders to PCB, CAD, and Firmware, please. Finally, zip your gerbers and drills!

Nice design! Please upload your full PCB and CAD files into PCB and CAD folders, as well as creating a Firmware folder with your KMK or QMK prototype code. Additionally, please add images of your schematic and PCB designs to your readme, along with a list of parts you need from the available parts list! :D

Hey! This is pretty much an exact copy of the tutorial with the switches moved around a bit, lol. Please add some components of your own, like a rotary encoder, extra switches, or an OLED display! Additionally, we require a description of your project, reason why you made it, and an assembled image in your README (with all components). Lastly, please make sure that you have ALL of your KiCad source files (there shuold be 4-5) and your Gerber/Drill files zipped in your PCB folder, and organize your files into CAD, PCB, and Firmware folders. Otherwise, nice hackpad!