Browser testing 1 page on my website - URGENT

If you can start IMMEDIATELY and complete this job within the next 10 hrs, please read on: I need someone to browser test 1 page on a website, the website address will be given when job starts. It is just a simple html/css page with a form in the page layout. I need the CSS layout checked for anything misaligned/broken/wrong, and the form buttons tested to be working. For the browsers I need PC, Mac, mobile, iPad, as many browsers and versions as possible, in your proposal please provide a list of all the browsers you can test on. I need to include Internet Explorer 7, but no older than that. You do not need to test the whole CMS website template, such as the website menus etc, this is already fine. Testing is just for the new content within one new page of a CMS website. The page is not designed to be mobile responsive, it just need to be checked it works on a mobile. To do this job you will be an experienced 5+ years web developer, who works constantly as a web developer, therefore you will have all the web browsers setup on various computers for testing your work and also the current mobile devices available. I am not looking for someone to use browsercam or any automated screenshot service, I want the interaction of the form buttons tested. I want someone who I can work with in the future to test new website pages. You will provide a report in an excel spreadsheet which includes a list of the browsers tested, and write anything you noticed, that is different from the functionality/visual design you saw in Google Chrome v 31.0.1650.63. For any layout differences that look broken/wrong please also provide a screenshot. Please do not apply if you do not have the full set of website browsers and mobile devices already set up for testing websites. Please do not apply if you are junior/self taught/student, I am looking for a very experienced, professionally trained 5+ years full time web developer or company to work with me, as I need someone who is experienced enough to suggest the right code fixes in the future if problems are found.