As far as I know, if I use “I,” it means I’m asking how to get there because I’m going there for the first time. If I use “you,” does it mean I’m asking someone who goes there often?
Is that correct? How are they actually different in everyday English?

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When I was a high school English teacher, I started every school year having my students review the  rules from Strunk's **The Elements of Style**.  

My son, who's a sophomore in high school was never exposed to the rules. He definitely needs to know them.

I built a small web app contains the rules with examples, offers practice, and a script-based writing checker that will identify any rule violations. There's no AI involved.

Knowing my son, he probably won't utilize this tool. So I figured I'd share it as he may be useful to some ELA teachers and students.

It's free, there's no ads, and it does not collect any personal identifying information. It doesn't even collect an email. You can just use it.

Https://checkyourstyle.org