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Infectious.com launches!

It finally happened :) I've been working for Infectious.com since about July last year, and it's been a really fun run building a brand new product, from a mere conception to this moment - full public launch.

Click to go to Infectios.com

Of course some people may have caught the glimpse of this from TechCrunch article a few weeks ago. Nevertheless, here it is - Car Art For the Masses - available to you from a spanking new website, designed and developed by the Team Infectious and yours truly.

The idea of course is simple - everyone's car looks the same! OK, so some are dirtier than others, some stink more, all of this is certainly true, but from an aesthetic point of view, if you and your neighbor accidentally buy the same model of a car, you are screwed! Well, not really, and especially not anymore.

Stop wasting time and go get some cool art for your car, make it look like nobody else, even if you drive a stinky dirty '74 Datsun. I'm seriously.

Comments

DrKryl said…
Congrats! looks cool :)
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Anonymous said…
Nice site. I really like the Photo Gallery. Custom built by you? Very impresive... Hopefully I can create item's just like that for my web designs.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
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