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It's a good start for your first website, One thing that I notice straight away though is that it's not responsive, this is kind of industry standard these days so it makes your website look a little outdated. A responsive website uses a layout (mostly) based on percentage widths allowing the layout to respond to the viewport and look great on any device it is viewed on. Media querys are also likely to be present so you can style things based on the viewport width.
 
In terms of UX it's pretty easy to navigate around, headings are clear Your get in touch dropdown could do with a close X in the top right corner, it was not so easy to find the close link at the bottom.
 
On your future projects you should try and avoid these site generators like Muse and Dreamweaver etc. Try to get comfortable witing code in a good text editor like Sublime. The code generated from these things is less that optimal, (I know DW has a text editor, but that negates the point of DW, just use a text editor)
 
Are you using a CMS for the websites content?
 
bearing in mind this is your first website then overall I'm impressed but there's loads of room for improvement, I'm on >100 sites and still improving with each one. This is certainly better than my first attempt so good job

I wouldn't say a designer would create that, you'd have a designer design it, then a front-end dev code it up and possibly a back-end dev to code up that side of things. You'd need a very talented individual if they could do all 3 to the standard in your example. Both of these options won't be cheap. Newmans price above is in the right ballpark I'd say.

£15000 (2 months, monday-friday, 09:00 to 17:00)

This may be helpful - http://codex.wordpress.org/Navigation_Menus (the part that explains how to display navigation menus on your theme).

I believe you can put it where you like.
 
Assuming you have the knowledge to write a template to put it in the position you want it, or you use a theme that has it in the position you want it to be, or you know how to edit the template of the theme you are using to move it to where you want it. Or you use a plugin (or write your own code) to add in a menu in a different position.

That's nice! Thanks!

background:url('http://imageshack.us/a/img689/4559/5f7a.jpg') top repeat-x, url('http://imageshack.us/a/img203/7673/2cs8.jpg') bottom repeat-x; that should work for you

It's very easy, if you open Photoshop and go to File >> Scripts >> Image Processor then a window comes up with a few options.
You can resize a whole folder of pictures this way.
 
Hope that helps
 

Sorry, what doesn't work for you? The image I provided is just an example, you should create your own image as you know what you have in mind.
 
You should place the code in your CSS file, and the image in your images folder The quotation marks look good to me, you need to replace the url with the url to your image.