Design a few Html pages using jQuery Mobile for native looking cross platform mobile app

The project is to develop Html, javascript and CSS for a few pages intended to be used on mobile devices. The goal is to use jQuery mobile ([login to view URL]) to give the pages a native feel and will be used in Android, iOS and Windows apps via a WebView. The pages to be created are; ListView: to display a list of all the data using the jQuery mobile ListView ([login to view URL]). View/Edit/New: forms for viewing, editing or adding individual items Transitions between pages to be animated to give native feel (attached pdf has wireframes with more detail on the pages to be developed) Any html/javascript/CSS will be stored locally on device with syncing of data to happen in the background via javascript functions that i have provided. The attached file [login to view URL] has these for your info (along with a few other data files and debugging files). The functions i will be providing are described below; load_listdata = function(onsuccess) { //loads previously saved list data from local storage. onsuccess is a callback function to return the loaded data i.e onsuccess(listdata)} save_listdata = function(listdata, onsuccess) { //saves list data to local storage. onsuccess is a callback function to notify when complete i.e onsuccess()} get_listdata = function(etag, onsuccess) { //downloads updated list data from the cloud. etag is an integer denoting version of the current data. If there is no current data, etag = 0; onsuccess is a callback function to return the downloaded data i.e onsuccess(listdata)} create_listitem = function(listitem, onsuccess) { //creates a new list item and uploads to cloud. list item holds the data for the new item, onsuccess is a callback function to notify when complete i.e onsuccess()} edit_listitem = function(listitem, onsuccess) { //edits existing list item and uploads changes to cloud. list item holds the data for the new item, onsuccess is a callback function to notify when complete i.e onsuccess()} Data will be passed as an object - see [login to view URL] for structure and example data. When the listview is first loaded it should; (1) load any saved data from local storage by calling load_listdata and display it; (2) call get_listdata to download updated data while displaying a loading animation icon but not blocking UI; (3) display updated data and save a copy to local storage by calling save_listdata Styling - when styling and developing CSS, the goal is to make it look like native iOS The key deliverables would be; - Files required to function - Html, Javascript, CSS, Any other libraries required; - Demonstrate it works as described - Style as iOS native Proposed Milestones: 1) Basic ListView and Forms able to display data (25%) 2) Buttons and transitions working (25%) 3) Pass final testing (i.e. functionally all working) (25%) 3) Fully styled as iOS native app (25%)