Jones Web Designs & Development is now The Jones Foundry. What it means for clients
Systems and websites we designed and built for nonprofits, public agencies and businesses. Each one belongs to the client; software we own is in the software directory.
Public website for a nonprofit that supports the Sheriff’s Office through community programs, emergency assistance and scholarships, plus a private dashboard for running its seasonal Christmas program.
Website for a 501(c)(3) supporting Cherokee County’s accountability courts, with online giving and event registration flowing into an admin view.
A records management system for multi-agency law enforcement teams: case files, incident reports, evidence tracking, and a complete audit trail of who changed what.
Representative interface with sample data. Agency systems and records are never shown.
Public website for the Cherokee Multi-Agency Narcotics Squad, built around a fast, anonymous way for residents to report drug activity from their phones.
Catalog and inquiry site for a custom challenge coin maker serving military, law enforcement and corporate customers.
Portfolio and booking site for a Cartersville, Georgia wedding, senior and family photographer, with a newsletter signup.
Services website for a licensed Kennesaw, Georgia contractor covering decks, porches, sunrooms, roofing and additions.
Website for a Canton, Georgia counseling practice offering individual, couples, trauma and group therapy.
Website for a tactical training and preparedness program.
Website for a custom glass shower door company, with a free-quote request flow.
Working sites built for prospective clients before an engagement. Shown as demos, not as launched client sites.
A website built as a client demo for an Atlanta luxury caviar service: tasting menu, service formats for hotels, yachts and events, and an inquiry flow.
Much of what we build for public agencies and private organizations handles sensitive information. We describe that work in general terms and never show real records, agency systems or client data. Where an interface appears, it uses sample data and says so.
Bring us the challenge. We’ll help shape the solution. You’ll hear back from the engineer who would build it, not a sales team.