Here is a little look behind the webmaster of Saiyan Ultimate!

 Well hi there! I am the maker of this site. Here is a little about myself. My name is Andy and I live in Pennsylvania in the USA. I started off just watching DBZ when it came to America on Cartoon Network. Since then I expanded my knowledge to Dragonball and GT. I continue learn more and more about it everyday. I made this site for fun so I could share some of my knowledge of the series to fans. I maintain all info and media on SU. Marcus helps out with some technical stuff here and he is also in charge of the Head to Head section. And a few friends of mine visit this site frequently and give me suggestions. You can find them in the contacts section. I give lots of thanks to my brother Mike who helped me out a lot getting to know what I do now. He has a site for his work, you can check it out here. And last but not least Marcus and my friend Craig both have good HP sites. Click these links to see them. Potter Legacy.com and Fronskie Feint.com

Here is a look behind the scenes at SU

It is pretty funny how this site got to where it is now. My first motivation was my older sisters website. It wasn't spectacular but I was fascinated with the counter. This was before I knew anything about html, dhtml, java, cgi ect.
My first page was known as "Saiyan Warriors". It was made in Microsoft Publisher (LOL). It was kind of sad, but it was a start. I became fascinated with the world of html. I learned everything I could before using Microsoft Frontpage. People think of this program as a cheat for people who don't know anything. Not true at all. I still use all of my knowledge in html as well as incorporating some extra features from frontpage to make my updating of this page 10x faster that if I decided to use notepad. It is a rapid development tool.
  Saiyan Warriors didn't long last after I found another site with the same name. I decided I wanted an original name. Something people don't have now and won't have in the future. That's when I came up with Saiyan Ultimate. I went through many layouts including using frames with inch wide brown scroll bars. But once my site became popular I focused on a new look. After not updating my page for a good 6 months, people thought I gave up. I really had been working on the layout (the one you see now). I hit some major problems but was finally able to get it up. Simple and elegant. Easy navigation and a load of content. My goal is to make sections no other sites have. "All original all the time"...