Your website seems kind of not-filled-out for a "#1 speedcubing resource". Don't make claims like that unless you can back them up. My first impression is that you are an arrogant liar and that makes me a lot less likely to read your articles. I also get this impression from your username (Rubikgenius? you gotta be kidding).
I suggest removing the "world news" thing - it makes your website look more cluttered and doesn't have anything to do with cubing. (Maybe you could put the About Me/Links/Privacy Policy things there?) Also I strongly suggest that you add a glossary, and you might want to consider making the text column larger, because it feels cramped and tiny.
You have many many spelling/grammar mistakes - reread the articles to make sure they are as readable as possible. As far as organization, don't just put huge blocks of text - use headers of various sizes to break it up (for instance in the Fridrich section you should put "cross", "F2L", etc. as large bold text) so that people easily know what section they are reading. HTML
As for individual pages, your Notation page is just a copy of the WCA regulations without explanation. Your beginner page has an entire paragraph in bold and I think the 4x4 and 5x5 section is completely bold (NEVER HAVE A BOLD PARAGARPH, NO MATTER HOW IMPORTANT THAT PARAGRAPH IS... IT'S JUST AS ANNOYING AS TYPING IN ALL CAPS), and also very many paragraphs that just look like a wall of text without any breaks; in addition the images are of several different sizes (and you might want to learn how to make the text go around the image; it's by using the CSS "float" property). For the weekly contest it looks like you don't really know what you are doing. You only provide 3 scrambles (for what, mean of 3? who does that?) and you say "milliseconds" to mean probably hundredths of a second. Also you don't seem to have any links to past contests or anything like that, so it's not clear if the contest is even running.
Keep associated articles together. For instance, on the left hand menu, you might want to have sections such as "basics", "speedcubing", "blindfold solving", "miscellaneous". If you don't do that you should at least organize the articles so that all of the basic articles are at the top, and all of the blindfold articles are right next to each other.
Your "about me" page is on top of the header image (in case you didn't know...) and again it's just walls of text with lots of white space between paragraphs. For your records you REALLY should put averages of 12 rather than single solves... and you should also realize that your times really aren't very impressive. I mean, no offense, but if you're going to try to create a website that aims to be the best place to go for speedcubing information, you should really try to be fast enough that it seems like you are an expert. A 15 second PB single isn't "mind blowing" at all really - 474 people have gotten an official time under 15 seconds.
All in all it's cool that you've put so much work into the page, but you should really work on the presentation, because my first impression is that you're enthusiastic but don't really know what you're doing.
