Press Release –
Cyphernetix / ODD LABS Media Group announced the launch of the NEW Hi-Performance Engineering website, online at www.hiperf.com. Many within the Snowmobile and ATV Industry are well aware of the products and services offered by Hi-Performance Engineering, but may have over looked its website. That won’t be the case any more…
Cyphernetix / ODD Labs has developed a new graphical interface for the Hi-Performance website with a unique blend of style and practical elements. It looks good and is easy to use. The site features a dynamic contrast of colors and graphics, and easy navigation and entry to some other Hi-Performance features that were already in place – such as its online catalog for Snowmobile and ATV Parts.
The website was designed out of a necessity to convey the appropriate image for the company. Many companies fail to see this importance and the connection between a company image and its reputation. All would agree that reputation has an invariable impact on sales! With the redevelopment of the Hi-Performance Engineering website, Rod Murray – President of Cyphernetix and ODD Labs Media Group – beleives that it is a positive step for a very positive company, “In our dealings with Hi-Performance management and staff, we’ve been overwhelmed with the companies solid commitment to all of those with whom they do business. We feel that our design for the NEW Hi-Performance Engineering website will better represent their professionalism to the masses”.
Cyphernetix has made a name for itself as a superior quality web and graphics provider that has impressed many within the Snowmobile and ATV Industry. Cyphernetix been involved in the development Supertrax International (www.supertraxmag.com), All-Terrain Vehicle Magazine (www.atvmag.com), Superclamp.net (www.superclamp.net), Snowmobiler.com (www.snowmobiler.com), and now the NEW Hi-Performance Engineering website (www.hiperf.com). For more information on Cyphernetix, and its ongoing transformation to ODD Labs Media Group, online at CYPHERNETIX.COM.
