Exported Stuff and BOM

I'm looking for things that are incorrect between my Digikey BOM and the one I have from kicad.
I found a capacitor missing a capacitance, And I found a resistor that is currently being a massive pain in my ass as I only found out it was missing when I finished routing ffs.
So after that back to battling with the boms.
im getting close to double checking all the information and it should be done!

Added an LED, and a hole for a keychain.

So since the last update, I decided that an LED was necessary for this as I want to have some sort of physical confirmation after authentication. Also added some silkscreen.

To not lose my Auth thingy, I have also added a 2.2 mm hole in the bottom right corner which required me to move the USB C port to the left and I really did not want to do that as now my board is not symmetrical. :(

Also had to reroute a few things to reduce the size of the board so it's looking pretty nice!

Here's a picture of the layout of the usb c port.

Silkscreen:

Made the PCB

I started by looking for parts and ways to actually solder this thing together. I found out that the may be a hotplate at the repair cafe in my school, so that's the way ill solder this thing rather than getting it PCBA from china (unless that's cheaper). Therefore I had to change the USBC port on the schematic and the PCB. So I did that, and I placed all my components on and routed everything.
Now I'll have to find every component in Digikey.

Here is my PCB:

Made the schematic

So I started by (attempting) making the schematic with a guide by @smartlinuxcoder and was using an rp2040 and the components he specified in his guide, but after asking a question in Slack I was met with the reality that the rp2040 is not safe enough for a yubikey.
So I started my journey with the RP2350. Thankfully I didn't have to erase a lot of my work, and only had to add/change a few things, and that's where I ran into problem number 2.
I was faces by the pins of the RP2350's internal clock pins and I was bamboozled. so after many Slack messages and the reading of the hardware design guide, I figured out the layout of my schematic. My "piece de resistance" will be the dual usb option, as being a Mac user and having to deal with Windows PC's in school I have decided to put both a USB A and a USB C port on the thing.