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Here you can apply to have your site reviewed. I will take a look at all parts of your site and I will write a review to help you improve.
By applying for a review you are giving me permission to analyse your website and comment on it where I see fit, allowing me to provide constructive criticism and feedback as well as a personal opinion about your website.
The following sections will be in your review:
- Site Name
- Coding and Validation
- Browser compatibility & Usability
- Layout
- Content
- Originality & Creativity
- Organisation & Errors
- Overall Comment
Please note that I will not judge your site name unnecessarily; I will simply make a comment on it. I may also provide a first impression here.
I don’t expect you to have validated coding, nor do I deem it necessary for a “higher score”. I look at cross-browser compatibility as it is important for the viewing of your website for different visitors. I will point out errors across different browsers, to the best of my ability.
I won’t judge your website on what content I expect you to have. I will review appropriately according to the type of website you have and its purpose. However, I do expect websites to be original; seeing the same thing over and over, particularly after over 100 reviews, is not very good! 
Any errors will be pointed out; whether it be in coding, text (grammar-wise) or broken links or images. Do not expect me to correct every coding error to validate your website for you.
I will not sugarcoat your reviews; I will state the complete and honest truth. Assume that if I make no comment about a certain page or aspect of your website that it is fine.
The overall comment will sum up your review as a whole and provide suggestions, and also provide compliments on what you are good at.
You’ll receive a rating out of five as a rough indication of how good your website is. Please do not refer to the rating as a sole means of the quality of your website. One cookie, like the one below, will represent one out of five. Often, half cookies are also awarded, and less often, no possible rating, in some cases.
