Case Studies

Case Studies are information about JamboJon’s clients. We develop WordPress websites for businesses across the Intermountain West and beyond.

Mr. Charlie’s Chicken Website Case Study

By Shanda / December 11, 2023

A Nostalgic Oasis in the Middle of Adulthood Mr. Charlie’s Chicken Website Case Study A Website that Mirrors the In-Person Dining Experience When you think about your childhood, do you whistle along to a nostalgic panorama of a much simpler life? Do you gravitate towards the sights and smells that remind you of home? You…

Moochie’s Meatballs Website Case Study

By Shanda / December 11, 2023

Rebuilding a Tasty Restaurant Site from Scratch Moochie’s Meatballs Website Case Study Where Is the Wind Blowing Your Parachute? Have you ever inherited an existing business or website, only to discover the imperfections that came along with it? As you familiarize yourself with the inner workings of the day-to-day business, you start to notice that…

Following the Humans Website Case Study

By Shanda / December 11, 2023

The Lifelong Adventure: Nurturing Childlike Wonder in Human Nature Following the Humans Website Case Study Living a Life With a Child’s Curiosity Imagine living life as you did when you were a child, where every sensory experience exposed colorful varieties of something new. You used to hop from one foot to the other, barely able…

Smith Rexall Drug Website Case Study

By Shanda / December 11, 2023

When It’s Your Health, One Size Doesn’t Fit All Smith Rexall Website Case Study The Difference of a Customized Project Imagine walking up to a pharmacy window, the attendant waving to you, greeting you by name. She reaches for your bag on the shelf. Like a custom set of skis that improve your balance, control,…

PIE Utah Website Case Study

By Shanda / October 19, 2023

Putting All the Pieces in Place For P.I.E. PIE Utah Website Case Study Lawsuits and Lack of Sleep You sip your coffee at your computer, peering over the rim of your glasses, mentally processing your schedule for the day. Your office manager raps on the open door and tosses you a letter with raised eyebrows.…