I think that having your javascript fail gracefully is important. (i.e. click on a link in the slide show and it actually takes you to the next slide.) This is

I think that having your javascript fail gracefully is important. (i.e. click on a link in the slide show and it actually takes you to the next slide.) This is not only for the people that have javascript turned off for whatever reason but also for the search engines. If they cannot navigate to it you will not get ranked. Hook your javascript into the next link after the page has loaded and then override the behavior if they have javascript turned on if they don't then the link will still work because it is a valid link to the next page. There are plenty of resources out there that teach this javascript idiom. Have a good url structure using rewrites such as foo.com/why-ip-cameras-are-bad/ and translate it behind the scenes to whatever slide it maps to. I also agree with inerte that the slides are too text heavy. Make it more succinct for the presentation and people will be more likely to actually read the whole thing. You can go on in more detail on other pages of your site. Overall it looks like an interesting product and I wish you luck. Are you planning a OS X Version?