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While doing it, she could tell herself she was not doing a "good" job. I was sure all connections were solid though, and kept encouraging her not to worry with the looks. She only had a single mistake; she considered a LED connection done, still "solder blob" was levitating above pad.
After she was done, we plugged PCB, flashed it a LED enabled firmware and everything worked like a charm. There were certainly things that could be done better, and things that could be fixed, but none of them would help keyboard live any longer. I just cleaned it and bolted it down to its case. I am using it for three days in a row (typing this message as well) and it still works fine.
If you're afraid of learning against MiniVan PCB, you could buy a protoboard (e.g. https://www.sparkfun.com/products/8619) and cheap passive components (e.g. https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10969) and solder them to hell [links used as reference - you care not for quality - you got enough time till MiniVan is shipped - they are way cheaper in other places]. After 50 connections, you should be experienced enough.