Good work, but a few things you need to correct:
Don't use <br>s to space your text, use padding and margins. You have text inside a span, don't use it that way. Your text needs to be in paragraphs and you can style the paragraphs, including spacing between them.
Same goes for the leftsidebar. You've got <br>s after the UL - add margin to the bottom of the UL and put the rest inside paragraphs.
On your Services page you have the following:
Quote:
<li class="style7">Java </li>
<li class="style7">Visual BASIC </li>
<li class="style7">PHP</li>
<li class="style7">XHTML</li>
<li class="style7">CSS</li>
<li class="style7">Actionscript</li>
<li class="style7">Perl * </li>
<li class="style7">C *</li>
<li class="style7">C++ *</li>
</ul>
<span class="style7">*</span><span class="style3"> Still novice at current language. <br />
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You don't need all those classes on the li items. Use your CSS to style the list. Give the UL an id name and then reference that UL to then style
the list within it.
As for the design, it's nice and clean, colors aren't bad, but you might want to
add an accent color to it make it a bit more interesting.
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