PSD to responsive HTML5 and CSS3

General information for the website: The site sells business services
Kind of development: New website from scratch
Num. of web pages/modules: 1
Description of every page/module: I have a PSD that I will send through which is the tablet/desktop version of the site. It contains three sliders, embedded twitter widget to show tweets, Subscribe form, Contact form, a navbar and a partner logos section.
Description of requirements/features: Responsive page - breakpoints to cater for iPhone, iPads, laptops, desktop large screen, retina and non-retina. Using the mobile first approach. Although there may be just two versions of the site we may decide to add some unique styling to certain display sizes in future so having the media queries in place now is ideal.

To render sharp graphical elements and images on both retina and non-retina displays

The nav bar will show a condensed version once you scroll down the page that is to be fixed to the top of the browser window.

Use HTML5 and CSS3

To look the same in IE8+, Chrome, Safari, Firefox

Graphical layout elements must be pure css only

Only use tables for showing a table of information

Correct use of Headings and semantic markup for content

Logo should be SVG with a fallback jpg|png|gif

No inline CSS

No inline JS

Please comment JS, CSS and HTML to make referencing easy

Include fallback styling for heading and text styles not present in PSD

Use a stylesheet reset to make styling consistent x-browser

Use jQuery where necessary

For image/banner sliders please use either Flexslider or BX Slider

Use Google web fonts where necessary implemented using the Javascript method.

Create a favicon based on the logo

All clickable and other events (navigation, hyperlinks, tabs, accordions, sliders) must be touch enabled and work on a minimum of iPhone, iPad, Android devices.

Folder structure:
home > index.html
home > js > *.js
home > css > *.js
home > images > *.jpg|png|gif|svg
home > favicon.ico

3-4 subtle parallax effects
Extra notes: The PSD I have doesn’t include a mobile version of the site so you will have to use it to create that layout. To be honest I think there only needs to be two version of the site, the mobile/small screen which you will have to put together and the table/desktop version in the PSD I will send you.