The Original Site (v1): This is the original site that I made during my web design class back in high school. Originally the site was a Zoids and Final Fantasy Fan Site. This original version was simple, and very plain, with only a few very simple pages, and was never completely finished.

The Original Site: Updated (v1.5): The site above had the same contents as the original version, the only difference was that the side links were changed into graphics, and some images were added. From this version I learned that using graphics as links may not be such a good idea >.<

ZFFdotTk (v2): During this version I changed he sites contents to Final Fanatsy and Flash Games. It was a site that was going to go into great detail about each of the Final Fantasy games, but very few pages were ever completed. The games on this version were only, (I think) Drag, Race, Stop! and maybe Race Through Time. This version only lasted a few months, and then I changed it to an Anime/Manga and Flash Game site.

ZA&F (v1): This versions content was extremely limited, and the layout was basically the same as ZFFdotTk. This version contained Anime/Manga and Flash Games. This is also around the time that I got into Anime.

ZA&F (v2): This is what the new ZA&F version was going to look like, but I later decided to change it to what it was in v3, so the theme in the image was actually never released (Though is was a pain to make).

ZA&F (v3): In this version of the site I added a theme selection option, above is what the No Theme theme looked like. Basically it was just an altered/nicer version of ZA&F v2, except I added a search and a login/sign up thing (Never Got them Working in this version).

ZA&F (v4): This version is a much cleaner version both in looks and in the actual code. Besides the major visual changes the code was severly altered in this version in order to make it XHTML 1.0 and CSS complient. With this version's release many of the past bugs and problems were fixed along with lower loading times. Quite a few new pages/features were also added in this release. Also both the NHK theme and No Theme were revamped and accessible in this version.

ZA&F (v5): Well v5 actually came around shortly after my old webhost upgraded the servers and lots of things went wrong with my databases. This made me decide to switch to a new host, and also make a new version in the process. This version was simpler then the old version and focused only on flash games. I did however consider putting anime/manga reviews in, but that never happened in the end. Again this release was XHTML 1.0 and CSS compliant.

ZA&F (v6): Technically this is version 6.2 which is basically just a modified verson of the initial release. Version 6 used alot more css (both more complex and just more of it), and again was simplified. This version focused on only Anime Affection, though originally I planned to make an online multiplayer game. Again the code has been for the most part rewritten from scratch. My one friend MQ helped with the CSS so that he could learn it, and he also was going to help program Multi-Go (Actually Completed most of Multi-Go except for MQ's part).

ZA&F (v7): Most of the code in this version is the same as in v6.2, however a few major things were changed. These changes included menus not bring only vertical, and obviously there is a new Tora-dora! theme. This version put the vertial menus into rows of 3, also the sub-menus from v6.2 were removed. An image viewer was also added (Lightbox). The other major change is that the Anime Affection window is now scalable, and while scaling the window the game will also scale. A few pointless pages were also removed. Also the forum was re-worked in this version to make it more functional, and look better.

ZA&F (v8): In this version 95% of all the code was re-written in a way to make it more dynamic. Almsot everything in this version is css based, with a few minor exceptions. The theme was also updated to and Angel Beats theme, and a new game and quiz was added. With everything being css based changing things in the future should be a simpler job. The image viewer and other back end codes were also updated, and most of the text content was moved to either external files or to databases, again to make things easier to change in the future. Oh and the forums also went through a major overhaul this release ^^ along with some of the back end databases.