What your visitors see

The pages

• The home page, in your template's style.
• /videos: the whole published catalog, sorted by newest, most viewed, most liked or longest, with an HD filter. 24 videos per page.
• Search: "Search videos, tags, performers", in your site's catalog.
• One page per niche, with its own article, and one page per tag.
• One page per video, with its rewritten title and description, the player and related videos.
• /pornstars and a profile per performer, with all their videos.
• /cams and a page per live room (see Cam platforms).
• The signed-in visitor's favorites.
• Legal pages: 2257, DMCA, privacy, terms and contact, generated for your site, in English.

Hovering a thumbnail starts the video's preview (the source's trailer, or its screenshots cycling).

Entering the site

On the first visit, an "Adults only (18+)" screen asks for age. The choice is remembered in the browser. A visitor who answers they are under 18 leaves the site.

Language and theme

Visitors read your site in the language you chose, with your mood. There is no language or theme switch on their side: the site is built for one audience, and ranks in its language.

Visitor accounts

A visitor can create an account with Google or with a code sent by email, no password. The same account follows them across every Jimp site.

With an account, they can:

• save videos and performers as favorites;
• comment on videos and profiles, and reply to a comment. They can delete their own, and you moderate the rest (see Following your site).

Likes need no account: one like per browser, counted on the video.

What works for SEO

Nothing to set, it is on every page:

• a canonical address, on your custom domain if you have one;
• structured data: VideoObject on every video page, breadcrumbs on lists and profiles;
• a sitemap per site;
• a clean address for every list page (?page=2), which search engines can follow.

Pages that have no business in search engines stay out: search, favorites, an offline site, and an imported site until its domain has switched.

The badge

"Powered by Jimp" shows in the footer during the demo, on the Starter plan, and when a site is hosted by Jimp after a lapsed subscription. It goes away on Plus, Pro and Agency.

When the site is not serving

• Offline: visitors see "{your site} is temporarily unavailable".
• Demo ended: they see the site is taking a break. Nothing is lost on your side, and the site comes back as soon as you subscribe.