Ah - it's working now. Some feedback points (just my feedback - this all could be wrong): -the "what do you want to learn" input box should be at the top of e

Ah - it's working now. Some feedback points (just my feedback - this all could be wrong): -the "what do you want to learn" input box should be at the top of every page. It drives your core value add more than any of the other stuff. -The black/white contrast at the top of every page is very distracting and it's difficult to read. The color contrast aside, the header text on your content pages is unnecessarily too big and bold. The copy needs some work - here are a few suggestions. -browse by source: "browse by school" would be much more clear way of saying this (I know - some of these places aren't schools, but it drives the point home more clearly for non-technical people who think of source as an obscure reference to a credit in an annotated bibliography). -clicking "Create a Plan" takes you to the login page, clicking "Start Sharing" takes you to the public plans page. There are disconnects in the language for both of these that might lead to a confusing user experience. You'll want to fix the language/messaging on the homepage buttons or the resulting page to make sure navigation is more consistent. -I think the "share" section would be better off as "Add" - especially on the web, share has the connotation of somehow being connected to facebook/twitter/social networking. What you mean here by share (correct me if I'm wrong), is "add your own content to our database". -I'd also rename "plan" to "schedule". Plan also has a connotation of being associated with payments (pricing plans, payment plans, etc). Which is the opposite of what your site is trying to do. Class Schedule is the more consistent term for what you're doing. Your "public plans" page looks like a pricing template at first glance. Hope that helps - aggregating and organizing free content is an awesome idea that I've been waiting for someone to execute on for a while!