Bank account comparison web widget

Hi guys. N.B. If you're a company we'll at least require a picture plus a CVs of all your team members plus pictures of your offices! Just to say please don't even bother if you're going to send us copy / paste promotions because we will automatically dismiss them. Ideally we are looking for an individual or a small team. This project involves the development of a small web widget / application, which has 2 sides to it: a Front End and a Back End. We will do the design of it and provide you with the Photoshop files. The application allows users to see and compare saving account products in a simple and intuitive way. All this happens within a beautifully designed user interface. FRONT END: The application shows all available accounts on a graph. When the user clicks on a 'Continue' link a simple animation (cross fade) bring the user to the second screen, where the accounts are displayed in a different way, they are boxes with essential info about the product in the box. At the top of this screen there are few sliders that allow to choose few options. One slider allows to chose the interest rate range (less than 2% / between 2% and 4% / over 4%). Another slider shows the notice options (Instant / between 1 month and 6 months / over 6 months). When the user moves these sliders the boxes that don't match the selected criteria fade out. Once the user is happy with her choice she can click on a Compare button at the bottom of this screen to move on to the third screen where all accounts that were selected on screen two are displayed in a list with more information about each product. The user has the ability to start over from screen two and select new options to compare different products. BACK END: The back end consists of a small CMS that allows us to feed all the account information data into the application. We're looking for a custom built, very lightweight solution. We may have some constrains about the technology / language to be used, so we will find out the details of this a bit further down the line (might be Java, PHP or ASP). Time to completion should be by the end of February 2012.