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You have zero attempt at being mobile friendly, the layout gets broken when zoomed, and is from an accessibility navigation standpoint complete gibberish. That last part being the fault of non-semantic DIV soup written in utter and complete ignorance of the most basic of HTML concepts. Menu anchors as a run-on sentence due to lack of a list (NAV does NOT replace UL/LI), lack of navigable headings, no MAIN, the garbage pointless ASIDE on something that isn't even a literary aside (It does NOT mean "content off to one side"), DIV for nothing, endless pointless unnecessary classes, endless pointless separate stylesheets, pixel metric media queries and font-sizes telling users with accessibility needs to go f*** themselves, JavaScript on a page that I'm not seeing any need for scripting -- and if there is then said functionality is broken... It's not good. I would suggest learning how to use HTML and CSS properly, along with some deep study on accessibility minimums.
It's also not helping the broken scripting-only elements are in the raw markup, and that the site's content isn't hotlinkable since you're scripttarding it in without changing/monitoring the address bar.