> Here's a link to the current schematic of my project, I'd appreciate if
> you'd take a look and see what you think, give me advice! :-D

Nice project, do publish it somewhere on the web when you are finished. 
(extra points for selecting the 887 instead of an older chip) If you 
have no web space available call James.

You used a funny style for the schematic, which probably makes it more 
readable for absolute beginners, but less for more experienced persons. 
Some details are omitted (power decoupling, reset circuit values).

You are reserving RB6/7, that's required when you want to debug, not 
when you just want to program.

Depending on the currents, I might have selected a HC595 for the low 
side driver, saving some PIC pins.

What's that thingy on RE2, an SMD LED? Without series resistor?

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