Nice header graphic.
Don't make a pop-up window for "about us". If I want a new window, I'll open it myself, thanks.
The text is too small and cramped. Add some leading: the
CSS p { line-height: 1.5em; } will do the trick. The colours, although they might appeal to
you, are probably not going to appeal to most of your potential clients. They are too dark and grungy. Most people are likely to prefer dark text on a light background; give them what they want.
Well done for writing valid code, but as a web designer you should be able to manage
HTML Strict. You should also look into the use of
CSS for layouts; tables are an old hack: they are the 90's way of doing things.
Improve your copy. Your writing style is loose. For example:
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Welcome to Infuse Digital, we are a multimedia development team based in London, our aim is to provide nothing but absolute professional work for costs much lower than our competition.
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Those commas are incorrect. You need either semicolons or full stops. And it's "absolute
ly professional". Similarly:
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Long gone the days of advertising your services/products on small columns on newspapers or miniscule articles on local magazines with the power of the internet their is absolutely no need for all of that hassle, we have a saying at Infuse “one does not know the power of websites until they have one them selves to show off”.
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"Long gone
are the days"; "
in newspapers or
minuscule articles
in local magazines". After that you need a full stop; you can't just run into "with the power..." heedless of punctuation.
"
There is absolutely no need" (and cut the emphatics: you really like that word "absolute/absolutely", don't you?
). After that, you need another full stop, before "We have a saying". And your (rhetorically bankrupt) "saying" needs to be recast: "one does not know the power of websites until
one has a website to show off".
To be honest, you need to learn how to write. Your copy is gushing, self-praising, rambling, and grammatically incorrect. Simplify it, write
informatively rather than vaingloriously, and correct your grammatical errors.