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As a layout its looking okay... as a few people have said... jazz up the top banner a little. only other thing would be to make sure that you pick a suitable font colour for your main content... the middle section background seems a bit of a weird colour at the minute. I would either go for a...

PDF file? You can use openoffice to create PDF files and then rather than trying to adopt the styling of the webpage to the resume or vice versa... just put some brief details on the webpage and then put a link to the PDF file which will let you have the resume online but keeps it so that...

I dont fully understand the first part of your post... but if you want to make a menu with rollover images for each menu item then that involves XHTML, CSS and possibly Javascript... I'm not that familiar with ImageReady so I wouldnt know if there was a way to automate that :S As for the second...

Part of the reason people will pay a 'web-designer' to make a website for them is that they dont always have the confidence to go about installing something such as Wordpress themselves. Its easy enough to do but most people dont try installing it before they get help... they just get help...

Take a look at CSS Play I've used that site loads in the past to give me some ideas or the odd bit of code for a menu. All i can say is that it is the work of someone who seems to be VERY good with CSS.

Older thread but for anyone who is interested then take a look at http://www.browsershots.org/ A network of computers with loads of different operating systems and browsers take a screenshot of your page and then you get the screenshots via a login page on the browsershots website... makes sure...