You know that valid code is not even half the battle right? Being accessible and semantic is much more important.
How do you plan to 'analyze' the code, and what makes you qualified to provide a thorough and correct assessment? Looking at your portfiolo you have a fair amount to learn about front end coding...
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Welcome!<br /><br />
I'm Mike Roquemore, and If you have come here looking for some Web Design or coding work, then you have come to the right place.
I entered the freelance field over 2 years ago, and I bring experiance from designing / coding my personal sites, previously running web hosting companys,
and my knowledge of Computers and the Internet.
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If you are looking to get some work done, head on over to my Services page. There you can get a sample of my pricing. If my low prices doesn't sell you, check
out my Portfolio for my coding and design work.
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Thank You,<br /><br />
Mike Roquemore <p>
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For serious?
(yay for devils advocate )