Was it really necessary to rip off Readernaut's HTML and CSS wholesale?<p>I mean, Jesus, it's a simple web app. It shouldn't take you more than a few hours to come up with your own design and code.
I like the idea, but I would make it a bit more clear what the site actually does.<p>I'd also recommend making the boxes quite a bit larger since there's so much white space. Done right, overly-large boxes work - like at tumblr ( <a href="http://www.tumblr.com/register" rel="nofollow">http://www.tumblr.com/register</a> )
I think you'd be far better off to swap the "About" page text for the statistics on the front page. I doubt the average visitor to your site cares how many searches have been run in the last 30 days (especially since they all seem to be zero), but judging by the comments on this page, the average new visitor probably would like to see something explaining what this is.
Yikes, I had absolutely no idea what this was for. I thought it was some type of word generator. After finding the very tiny link at the bottom, I saw the magic word: crosswords.<p>Most people don't do crosswords. Add that word to your page, or a lot of people will be completely lost.
"length" is a strange way to begin the conversation with your audience. i get it, length is critical to finding the right word, but that doesn't make sense until you understand what it does. i would think about this from a user experience perspective and see if maybe there's a better way to get this information from your User.