One page with Backbone and Google Map API

I wanted to create one page with below Technology for this project: [login to view URL] Backbone.js JQuery JSON Google Map API v3 markerclusterer js no plain javascript and require js needed I have attached JPGs for Project Briefing NOTE: 1) all data will come from JSON so you need to write JSON and templates to render it. 2) I dont need require js 3) I need Js to be written in modular pattern. 4) each js module will have saparate js file. 5) all JSON files to be in one directory. 6) I wanted this to be completed by maximum 5 days. 7) My budget is $35 for this work. 8) I will be require every 12 hour updates on progress and files. 9) Share me similar work if you did, that will help me to choose right person. 10) I have almost same kind of full projects in hand so if you are good enough with technical than it will be great for me. Project description: 1) A map of Britain will load here, defaulted to show England and Wales. 2) The user will be able to zoom in and out. 3) All the projects with location based data will be represented here. Each project will have an icon representing it. The user will be able to turn each project on and off, which will make the pointers disappear or appear on the map. All projects should be ‘on’ by default. 4) Company branches will be represented on the map, but can be turned off. 5) When the user is zoomed out, the number of projects will be shown instead of individual pointers. 6) When the user is zoomed in enough to see projects split out, the pointers for each project will be displayed with their individual icons. When a user clicks on a pointer it will open a further information in overlay message Layer 7) The top 4 results from each project and branch search will be shown below the map. The title and icon will be displayed above its results. 8) If a user incorrectly enters a postcode or location, an inline error will point to the field and ask the user to try again. 9) If a user has correctly entered a postcode, the postcode entry box will be replaced with the postcode and a link to change locations. If the user clicks on the ‘change location’ link it will change the box back to a postcode entry box but not change the results on the page until the new postcode is submitted. 10) When no location has been chosen, the project headers and their icons will be displayed on the page with a brief description and a link to view the overview page or, in the case of the branch finder, a link to the branch locator on the Lloyds site.