Convert PSDs to Ruby on Rails Website (Mostly Static)

We have 6 PSD cuts of a new website that need to be converted into a mostly static RoR website. Some dynamic things just need to be stubbed in no need to build complex models or have database support. Be sure you read the advanced details and in your bid indicate an understanding of the requirements. ## Deliverables You need to be an experienced Ruby of Rails developer/designer who is familiar with TDD. You should follow good standards such as DRY, KISS, Convention-over-Configuration, Refactor Mercilessly, Document as you Code, etc. **You must use: Ruby 1.9.3, RVM, Compass Framework + SASS, Rails 3.2, RSpec, Cucumber + Capybera, HTML5 (Prefer SLIM), CoffeeScript + jQuery, Capistrano** You may use any JS library you wish so long as the license allows for free distribution without licensing limits Your HTML5 should use modern tags such as article, header, footer, aside, section, etc... Looking for excellent will written test coverage. **Limited JavaScript Parts** * Creating a simple multi-level menu system using CSS3 conventions with minimal jQuery (adding hover for cross browser comparability, etc.) * Create a custom div pop matching the style provided in the PSD. * Homepage has a slideshow that needs to auto-scroll unless being hovered, also has next and back buttons. Slides should be easily added as simple divs. You can use valid HTML5, but SLIM is our top choice. Only minimal ERB will be needed for a few dynamic things. No model coding or advanced view coding is needed (that will be done after as a another project... If interested let me know). Essentially this is a static website with placeholders for a few dynamic things. * A checkout form and a place order page * An FAQ Page * Two Product pages * Homepage We want to try and use Google Fonts or Adobe fonts vs using raster graphics whenever possible. Even if that means changing a few font files to something similar. Use sprites whenever possible. Reduce the number of requests per page load to an absolute minimum (asset pipeline, etc). Setup capistrano to deploy to our test server (an EC2 server you will be given access to). Website should display well (and basically the same) in IE8+, FireFox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera. RSpec tests should verify code functionality for all parts. Cucumber + Capybera should verify routes and expected output. There is no need for factories as no DB functionality will be in this version. Lastly you will be expected to use GIT version control with frequent commits to keep track of the changes as you work. You will create a pull request when you're finished (as well as posting a zip of the website here). We use BitBucket so you will need to open a free account there and clone our starting repo.