Litesum.com - Faster Wikipedia Search

We all use Wikipedia on a regular basis. But do you find the Wikipedia search function a tad slow and outdated? Apparently many people do, which is where Litesum wants to come in.

Developed by 15 year-old Jake Jarvis, Litesum aims to be a quick way to get those Wikipedia summaries, biographies, and overviews. Once you get search results, you can then click on certain links to get more information. In my test queries, I wrote in "Buenos Aires," and "Madonna" into the text box, with totally different results. For Buenos Aires, all that came up were the city"s coordinates (or i guess that is what they were). Nothing else appeared. For "Madonna," it took a bit of time but a comprehensive listing of all things famous related to the word Madonna came up, with links to further information. That I considered a successful search. Overall, the site seems a useful tool, although I admit I continue to dislike too simple of site design and layouts (the only thing on the homepage is a giant textbox and a link to the homepage for the founder, with no information about the site whatsoever).