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Why not use it as a 'before and after' piece in your portfolio? You
could abstract a section of the HTML source code (not the whole
thing; nothing with sensitive proprietary information), include a
short analysis of the problems you found and a description of what
you had to do to fix it, and show a chunk of the cleaned-up code.
Excuse me, gotta whip up something like that for my own portfolio
before an interview on Monday. Let's see, are the CompanyX intranet
project files are in the south end of the attic, or out in the
garage....
/K@
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