Version: 4.0 by Sara
Uptime: March 25 2007 - October 1, 2007
Comments: We were really in need of a dim, half-broken, bland website with content missing and nothing really up to our standards. That's when we put up this site. It's been good, but all of us at EvannaLynch.net are pretty happy to see it go.

Version: 4.0 by Kathryn
Uptime: December 7 2006 - March 25 2007
Comments: We were in need of a layout that was different to the darker red and gray design we had previously showcased. We wanted something bright, feminine, and easy to navigate, and Kathryn from Zefron.com was just the designer we were looking for. We also incorporated iFrames for quicker loading and faster access to our content. Hope you like the change!

Version: 3.0 by Niu
Image Credits: stock.xchng
Fonts: Note This, Century Gothic, Georgia and Verdana
Uptime: April 15 2006 - December 7 2006
Comments: We wanted a layout that was different to other Evanna sites, that looked professional and that had space for the many things that had previously been included on the sidebar. Niu spent 20 hours producing this layout and we feel we've achieved what we were aiming for.

Version: 2.1 - St. Patrick's Day by Niu
Image Credits: stock.xchng
Fonts: Ale & Wenches and Georgia
Uptime: March 17 2006 - one day only
Comments: To celebrate Evanna's Irish heritage we released a shamrock-covered green version of 2.0 along with it's own special link button. Once St. Patrick's Day was over it was taken down but perhaps you'll see it, or something similar, again next year.

Version: 2.0 by Niu
Image Credits: stock.xchng
Fonts: Fairydust and Georgia
Uptime: March 2 2006 - April 15 2006
Comments: For the site's one month anniversary we got a whole new look. The entire site was overhauled, content updated and new sections added.

Version: 1.0 by Amy
Uptime: February 2 2006 - March 2 2006
Comments: The first ever layout was simple but effective. In the early days we focused on building up our content which certainly paid off! The layout featured a photo of Evanna from her very first photoshoot and a blue theme to match her eyes, a colour that we continued into version two.