# Motivation

It's a corners first method, so I figured it may be worth a try and
amazingly enough, it's not too slow for the 2x2x2 (20-30s) and feels
less complicated than the equivalent LBL steps. Only real downside is
the lack of cube flipping, but this should be easily solvable by
adjusting the algorithms accordingly.

# Steps

1. Solve the first layer intuitively.
2. Swap two corners of the last layer until all corners are in the
   correct spot.
3. Orient three corners of the last layer until all corners are
   oriented correctly.

# Algorithms

## Two corner swap

Hold the cube so that the two corners to be swapped are on the
left-down edge:

L  D  L' D' B' L' B

Flipped version (right-up edge):

R  U  R' U' B' R' B

Alternatively, for the swapped corners on the right-down edge:

R' D' R  D  B  R  B'

Flipped version (left-up edge):

L' U' L  U  B  L  B'

TODO: Devise a version working on the up-front edge and pick whichever
is more ergonomic

## Three corner orientation

Hold the cube so that the corner staying in place is between the
front, right and bottom faces. The other three corners are turned
clockwise.

L  D  L' D  L  D2 L' D2

Flipped version (up-left-front corner):

R  U  R' U  R  U2 R' U2