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UP Network Redesigns JoannaJet.com

BOSTON — The UP Network has redesigned JoannaJet.com as part of her 11th anniversary.

The company said that the new design emphasizes video on the site, including both DVDs and VOD, as well as making the site much easier to navigate.

"This was a critical issue, since JoannaJet.com has been online for 11 years and has great depth of content," the company said. "For example, you can now easily drill down to your favorite models from the homepage and get all their photo galleries and videos from a single model's page. The tour is also brand new and compelling. Along with the redesign, Joanna has moved the site to a new server with dual Xeon Westmere quad processors, a stack of memory, and a 1Gbps pipeline to deliver her content as fast and high quality as possible."

She also has incorporated Cupertino Adaptive Bitrate Streaming to deliver video to all platforms, including iPad and iPhone over 3G/4G networks.

"We are thrilled to have delivered a design that not only rocks, but that integrated smoothly into her CMS," the company said.

The UP Network includes Krissy4U.com, Piladyboy.com, TS-Rockdolls.com, JasmineTSFantasy.com, EliteLadyboy.com, LadyLorinXXX.com, and LaikaTSXXX.com, among others. The network has new sites under development.

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