JustFor.fans Rolls Out Site Revamp, 'App-Like' Features

JustFor.fans Rolls Out Site Revamp, 'App-Like' Features

LOS ANGELES — JustFor.fans announced today the debut of its full site revamp, which includes several new "app-like" features and improvements.

The new changes, according to JustFor.fans (JFF) founder Dominic Ford, “reflect the needs of our models and our users. We have been listening intently for the last two-and-a-half years, and heard what people liked about JFF, and what they thought could be improved."

“The result is our new site,” Ford added.

He explained that the new JFF platform “has more of an ‘app-like’ feel to it — the UI adapts to and mimics either iOS or Android, based on the user’s device — it's much easier to navigate and is much faster. We have added new features like audio uploads, queued posts, in-profile searches and more.”

“We have also brought some of our most differentiating features to the foreground, like our charitable giving program and all the ways users can search and discover new models on our site,” Ford added. “This new site will provide the foundation for many new features we have slated for the next year.”

JFF offers video clips, live cams, model stores, sexting and access to performers’ Instagram or Snapchat, as well as automated video previews, detailed sales tracking, model preview pages and promotion pages to boost subscription sales.

To learn more, visit JustFor.fans and follow them on Twitter.

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