JAVASCRIPT-BASED FEATURES FOR EXISTING WEBSITE

We need highly-skilled JavaScript programmers for two jobs: 1. The first job is an interactive feature which allows our users to place images from our site onto a "canvas" and manipulate them. This manipulation would include flipping/flopping, resizing, etc., allowing the user to create a collage and then save it. They might also be able to add text in a variety of different fonts, too. The feature must be extremely well-programmed: Slick and professional looking for the user, with well-structured and commented code for our future expansion. It must also work perfectly on all major browsers. For an example of what we want, both in terms of functionality and quality, please see this example: [login to view URL] 2. Our second job involves creating a fantastic shopping interface to allow users to browse products quickly. This would be visualized as rows of products that can be "scrolled" along by the user. The number of rows of products would change depending on the user's browser's window size. Users will also be able to make multiple filtering options at the same time (brand, type of product, colour, etc.) through a simple interface. This must be written with a good understanding of SEO in mind! The feature must be extremely well-programmed: Slick and professional looking for the user, with well-structured and commented code for our future expansion. It must also work perfectly on all major browsers. For an example of what we want, both in terms of functionality and quality, please see this example: [login to view URL] For both jobs, examples of previous work of similar quality is a must. Visual design is not a factor (and will be taken care of by us for these projects). Note: Please make it clear which job you're bidding for, 1 or 2. Also be aware that the budget estimate is for EACH project, NOT both. As such, we expect these projects to be completed to the highest professional standard. To prove that you've completely read and understood this listing, please put the word 'paradigm' in brackets at the end of your comment. Thanks!