User interest is enough but contributors would be better to raise the bar.

I am specifically looking for someone with JS skills to handle building animation in between screens (similar to push.js in Ratchet http://maker.github.io/ratchet/#push ). This in turn is inspired by jquery-pjax ( https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax )

Explained in short - there should be some way to fetch the HTML for a "new page" replacing the older page without a page refresh. This way we can have nice CSS transitions between the pages. If we can plug the effects from something like Effeckt (http://h5bp.github.io/Effeckt.css/dist/) in there this could lead to nice demo/prototype material and will also give the native coders a good idea about the animation.

My speciality is UI design and CSS. My JS is not solid enough for framework quality javascript.

The demo UI works with Angular.js.

Angular 1.2 supports animations between ng-views, which would mean you wouldn't have to build very much.

http://www.yearofmoo.com/2013/08/remastered-animation-in-ang...

I might be able to help a little with this. I have some code somewhere that keeps a stack of "views" and a view controller that pops them in and out of the DOM that can be easily animated to be native-like

That would be awesome!

I was playing around with Ratchet last year trying to set up something exactly like this.

what you have looks great so far.

additionally I was getting my web app to host mockup images, sketches or just notes so I could think about the app flow and still be able to click around. I was doing it with express so I could parse markdown files (for the raw notes).

I would say keep using angular as its very fast to add new pages. sliding page transitions and grabbable affordances would be the most useful things I think.

Nice work. You may want to look into collaborating with these guys: https://github.com/angular-widgets/angular-jqm Basically, they are using the jQuery Mobile CSS (no jQuery though) with Angular.