New web site!

This looks good, just maby add some colour.
Oh and this isn't very necessary, but it may make it easier for people if you change the colour scheme to the standard 3x3x3. White-Yellow, Red-Orange, Green-Blue.

[Edit] I noticed a slight fault, on the 24th F2L case you have a U' inverse at the beginning, it should be a U.
 
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This looks good, just maby add some colour.
Oh and this isn't very necessary, but it may make it easier for people if you change the colour scheme to the standard 3x3x3. White-Yellow, Red-Orange, Green-Blue.

[Edit] I noticed a slight fault, on the 24th F2L case you have a U' inverse at the beginning, it should be a U.

Thanks. something else or that's it?
 
This looks good, just maby add some colour.
Oh and this isn't very necessary, but it may make it easier for people if you change the colour scheme to the standard 3x3x3. White-Yellow, Red-Orange, Green-Blue.

[Edit] I noticed a slight fault, on the 24th F2L case you have a U' inverse at the beginning, it should be a U.

Thanks. something else or that's it?

Just looked through most the F2L cases and case 24 was the only fault, everything else looks fine. I'm not going to check the ZB last layer algorithms, that's way to hard for me. My limit is F2L, but I do have some experience with ZB F2L also.
 
Awesome!
It's nearly perfect.
The only thing I would recommend is make the homepage not look so generic.
But other than that, AWESOME! :D
Thank You Very Much!!! yeah I know, but I don't know what to change in the homepage :/

It doesn't really need much, maybe just a cube as a background image?
 
You could add animated cubes, it's not neccesary but it would be nice.:)
 
nice.... don't you think that if the wordings on the homepage should be a bit smaller? it's just an opinion hope you think about it :D
 
If you take the time to find "good" algorithms for the Y cases of EG I would be somewhat interested. I don't really think those cases are necessary, but I would definitely check it out and memorize any easy ones. As for the EG cases with an adjacent swap, there are already algorithms published for them on David Woner's site and I'm in the process of finishing them on my site (I only need to find decent algs for the sune/antisune cases). Overall, the website seems to be a good source. :)
 
I'm not sure if you're much of a coder, but maybe a basic menu and some css layout might be desirable.
I agree about the text on the main page needing to be smaller, and I think a different font would look nice.
 
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