Thanks!
- Reset button: it's there next to the USB-B, and on the optional micro USB mini board. Both of which will be accessible with a paper clip. Or the same style switch with a longer actuator, depending on preference. The actuator is blue in the pictures, so that's probably deceiving.
- Crystal being moved: done! Thanks for bringing that up. I've been meaning to do it but didn't feel like fussing with it. Now it's surface mount with no vias. Technically it fit before without hitting the steel plate, but I like this way better now.
- ISP interface: technically it's there, but not as a single block connector. MISO/MOSI/SCLK, reset, Vcc and ground are all accessible.
- White solder mask... They're gorgeous. But red... Red just looks like it means business.
- Side notes: I moved R1 and R2 in such a way as to remove two vias which seems important for the USB data lines. Aaaaaand... There's another side note, and probably another note to the side of that. *stares off blankly for a few moments/minutes*
Oh. That's why. They were tangential. Right now I'm futzing about making sure the ground planes don't have dead spots and adding vias as necessary. The side-side note was about Fritzing. It's a really awesome program if you have no experience with other design suites, and really gets you acquainted with the flow of things. The parts editor and libraries need some time to evolve, but otherwise it's been rather intuitive. I'm having an easier time learning to use Eagle now, even though a lot of things are quite opposite.
