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Web Design · Tauranga

Web design in Tauranga and the Bay of Plenty.

Quentosity is based in the Bay of Plenty. Our studio is at Papamoa Beach, a short drive from central Tauranga.

That makes the local context a practical one rather than a theoretical one. We know how much of the market here arrives through search on a phone, how often a local business is competing with operators from outside the region, and how much a website matters when most work comes through referrals and repeat customers.

We work with Tauranga businesses on new websites, redesigns, and the ongoing improvements that keep a site earning its place.

The Local Picture

Local business, local competition.

Many Bay of Plenty businesses grow the way ours did: through referrals, repeat customers and reputation. A website reinforces that reputation in a way nothing else quite does, because it is usually where a referred customer checks you out before they pick up the phone.

At the same time, local searches are increasingly answered by businesses from outside the region, and by national operators with larger budgets. Being findable for the work you actually do locally is worth more here than being visible for everything.

The websites we build for Tauranga businesses tend to do three things: make the business look as credible as it actually is, make it easy for someone to get in touch, and make it straightforward for the owner to keep the site up to date.

Several of the projects in our published portfolio were delivered for Bay of Plenty businesses.

Common Problems

What local businesses usually bring us.

The site was built years ago

It still works, in the sense that it loads. It no longer reflects the business, and it isn't much use on a phone.

Customers can't tell what you do

A homepage that describes the business in broad terms leaves visitors working out whether you do the specific job they need.

Enquiries arrive and go cold

Contact details that are hard to find on a phone, or an enquiry route nobody monitors, cost work you had already earned.

There's more to it than a website

Quoting, bookings, job management or the systems behind the work. Those can be part of the project.

How a Project Runs

Easy to start, easy to follow.

For local projects the first conversation can be in person, by phone or on a video call — whichever suits you.

01

A chat

What the business does, what's working, what isn't, and what you'd like the website to do for you.

02

A scope and a recommendation

What we'd build, what it involves and what it costs, set out before anything begins.

03

Design, build and review

The work comes together in stages, with agreed points for you to look at it and feed back.

04

Launch and look after it

We get the site live, show you how to manage it, and stay available as the business changes.

Good to Know

Questions we're often asked locally.

Discuss Your Project

Based locally, and easy to talk to.

Tell us what your site is doing now and what you'd like it to do. If it's easier to have that conversation in person, we're not far away.

If what you're after is a smaller, package-based website, our sister company Found works on projects of that shape. Enquire with us first and we'll point you in the right direction.