Layer by layer

Layer-By-Layer, or normally only LBL is a group of methods that solves the cube in layers. In the basic, beginner LBL method, the solver finishes the layers one at a time: the first layer edges, then corners; then the second layer's edges; and finally the last layer. This is the most common method for new cubers to discover on their own. More advanced LBL methods solve layers more efficiently or solve two layers at once: for example, the Fridrich method solves the first two layers simultaneously, by forming a cross of the first layer's edges and then filling in four pairs of a corner and an edge into the so-called slots.

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