You start off by setting the font size to 62.5% of the font size I've configured my browser to use. That isn't a very good start.
You have links that don't work when JavaScript is disabled/unavailable. Put a real URL in the
href attribute. For example,
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<a href="" onclick="javascript:launchPopup('/feedback.html','Have a Question', 500, 450, true, true, true, false);return false;">Have a Question !</a>
should be something like
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<a href="/feedback.html" onclick="javascript:launchPopup('/feedback.html','Have a Question', 500, 450, true, true, true, false);return false;">Have a Question !</a>
Also, you don't need the "javascript:" prefix for
onclick and other event handlers. Actually, you should never use the "javascript:" prefix, because the only time you need it is in a pseudo-URL for the
href attribute, and you should use real URLs there instead (putting the JavaScript in the
onclick and other event handlers).
You use a fixed-width layout.
You use red and green for links, and you use red and green for non-links. That seems rather confusing. I have to scrub the page with the mouse to figure out what's a link and what isn't.