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DBZN Then and Now
Through out the last one and a half year of this site's
existance we have changed greatly in both content quality
as well as site design. Our visitors half increased exponentially
from mere hundreds to thousands of unique individuals
from all over the globe visiting us daily. To date we
have had over 2.8 million hits on our webpage since that
snowy evening in January of 2000. The first version of
our webpage was not even called the DBZN...
The DBZ Archives,
was the first site built by Nazmune (Kaio-sama), it had
a very primitive design but one thing it did not lack
was spirit and original content. While the content might
not seem very original now, it had it's own uniqueness.
Much of which has been copied by hundreds of fansites
that followed. Our most celebrated section was the game
animations, no one could forget them after seeing them
just once. View
the entire site! |
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While the
DBZ Archives was getting complements from all over
but we knew that it wasn't going to get very far...
To do so we needed change things dramatically. It
was then that we created a far more professional but
still archaic layout (by our standards today).
Not only that but we also realized that to become
a great site we had to utilize the power of the hundreds
of DBZ fansites on the web. It was then that we adopted
then name DBZ Network... View
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With the DBZN
we saw great improvements in site traffic and quality
of overall visitors. Our traffic increased by more
then 500% during that period... We knew that was great
but we still had room to improve and improve we did.
When we updated our layout once again to our last
one complements came from all directions. Both fans
and large corporations were "wowed" by it.
As great as this layout was we knew that we could
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This is where our current site design comes into place. This
design was not only an update as far as looks are concerend.
We also reworked the entire HTML coding of much of the pages
and converted them to a far more robust and efficient code.
In this new period we hope to cover Dragon Ball Z with energy
and spirit that no other site can come close to... The end
result has yet to come...
Nazmune- Editor-in-Chief
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Art of the Moment |
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Vegeta
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by Abe Stemmons
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