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Nice site huh. Best I can come up with from poking around is Masonary. It's definately jquery magic. Seems to me like there's floated elements in divs and the js checks the browser size and adjusts the position of those divs via .animate.
 
Really nice effect, might have to look into it more myself
 
goodluck,
~evu.

Do you mean that you want to send an email reply? You have a variable for the viewer's email address $Emailaddress so add another email to send to him/her after the first one (shown below) and add a reply message variable:-

// send email $success = mail($EmailTo, $Subject, $Body, "From: <$EmailFrom>"); $reply = "Thank you for your enquiry"; $success = mail($Emailaddress, $Subject, $reply, "From: <$EmailFrom>");
 
I note that you have the same email address in $EmailFrom = "info@myplace.co.uk"; and $EmailTo = "info@myplace.co.uk";
That's a good idea to send the email from you to yourself as the email address will come from the same server as the domain which will avoid your host or ISP thinking that it's spam which they tend to do if the email comes from the viewer's email address via your domain's server.

I would say you were hireable! I never did any web programming as part of my degree. I did network / security / Java and relation database theory.. fun eh? So pretty much all my web related stuff is self taught and I've never come across any issues.
 
I would say the most important thing is to have a good, current portfolio. It's just the worst thing in the world to direct a potential employer to a rubbish, cobbled together site that doesn't do you any justice.
 
It's always going to be hard to land your first real studio position and your always going to be worried about how you compare coding / design wise against those your going to potentially be working with. Don't worry, just be honest about where you are skill wise and don't try to blag it. I once saw a php 'expert' get interviewed and when my boss held up a piece of paper with ?> scribbled on and asked what he was, he replied it was some sort of emoticon, but he didn't know which one because he wasn't good with emoticons...
 
Also, depending on what type of role you are after, try being creative with your cv. I landed my first job by designing a single page website for my cv with some nifty css and stuff. It's good to be creative sometimes if your going for a creative job