311765 CSS Rework

[login to view URL] Here is a list of problems that designers have pointed out. The problem I have is that most of these recommendations have all come from different designers. Let me explain; one person will point out grammar errors, which are obvious but tell me that they see nothing wrong with the CSS. I know the CSS is not right and there are coding issues. This is the main priority for the site. However I do want to fix 1 . 2. 3 .7. 15 1. Spacing between the lines and words in the menu. ( Menu should be more attractive) 2. The red box on the right side is not sitting in one place.( you can see this by going to another page ) 3. The content in every page is not starting at one point 4. Your main banner, as well as your heading images are pixilated and should either be changed into real text, or better images 5. You are also using tables which works just fine, but could be switched over to a CSS based layout which would provide better Semantic coding, which would help out with SEO. 6. I would change the verbage for the link currently labeled 'check out' to 'sign up', since that is what the link is for, 7. the verbage on the 'how it works' & 'affiliate program' pages needs to be completely redone. The Method Of Capitalizing Every Word On Those Pages Is Very Annoying, Hard To Read 8. there is a typo in the [login to view URL] file at the top of each page...either the 's needs to come off, or the word 'party' needs to be changed to 'parties'. I won't be able to fix that, or any other image that has embedded text. 9. you're using images where you can use text instead and this will make it more Search engine friendly... also the menu I can visually have it on the left for you but the links in the code will be at the bottom of the page not on top and this will push your content on top and also this is more Search Engines friendly, because the first 100 words in the page are the most important words for google for example. 10. login and checkout pages looks like you're leaving the website, they can look exactly like any page from the website... 11. html code is very large for this site. It was built in tables and that's why it is complex. I can reduce code by removing tables and putting div tags. Also I will remove all css styles that are not in html and put those styles in external css file (now it is [login to view URL]). 12. I see that each page of site has same title and those sub pages doesn't have description, which is huge mistake. Each page of the site should have different title and description. 13. the CSS coding was done very poorly. The style tags were used the same way as if there were not any CSS being used at all. It's basically defeating the purpose of using CSS coding. Basically, 80% of the CSS coding needs to be re-done throughout the whole site. 14. I would place all your menus in a global templates or in a javascript tag for better maintenance in the future. That way, changes made to the menus in future can be quick and easy. 15. Headings, too, are all over the place. For example, compare the "Physical and Wrongful Harm Liabilities" subhead with the other subheads on the terms of service page. The font style changes inexplicably in areas, such as for the "Let us give you some examples of what we are talking about..." text on the home page. This is a CSS fix. In the left navigation menu, "Available City's" should be "Available Cities"; that is, it should be plural not possessive. Note: "City's" appears throughout when it should be "Cities". What is your opinion? Some of these I do not think need to be addressed now or maybe not at all