Sé Tú Guía — the website of José Manuel Berenguer and Alineación Consciente®
A website in Spanish, English and French for Sé Tú Guía, the project of José Manuel Berenguer and his Alineación Consciente® method: personal processes online, five training programmes, his books and a filterable calendar, connected to his HighLevel and with its own admin panel. It replaces his old WordPress site.
Sé Tú Guía is the project of José Manuel Berenguer and of Alineación Consciente®, a method for observing your own patterns and understanding what sustains them. They offer personal processes online, training programmes for personal life, business and professional practice, books and gatherings. Their website was on WordPress, and they wanted a new one that would explain the method well and take updates and maintenance off their hands.
The team prepared their own drafts, page by page, and the website was built on them with their texts: home, methodology, processes, training programmes, books, calendar, team and contact, in Spanish, English and French.
The personal guidance processes, of 3, 6 or 12 online sessions. The five training programmes: Alineación Consciente, Alineación estacional, Sé Tú Guía, Empresa y conciencia and the Professional Certification. José Manuel's two books, with their Amazon links. And a calendar of cards that can be filtered by Personal Development, Business, Professionals or In-person.
On the home page, a piece to start with: you choose a situation — “It's never enough”, “I find it hard to say no”, “I keep coming back to the same conflict” — and the website gives you back a question to observe yourself and the path to the methodology.
Their CRM is HighLevel, and the website works with it: the forms and the booking calendar are their own, embedded on each page, and the calendar only loads when the visitor opens it. Their funnels and their community stay where they were, linked from the website.
On mobile it has the same design as on a computer, with the first section open and the rest collapsed, so you don't have to work through endless pages. The team changes texts, training programmes, calendar, books and team from their own panel, with PDF manuals.
On the day of the switch, the old website's pages began redirecting to their equivalent on the new one, so as not to lose what Google already knew, and their email kept working. Analytics and the Meta pixel only load if the visitor accepts them. Under the hood: Next.js on Cloudflare Workers, a Keystone panel on Render with PostgreSQL at Supabase, photos in Cloudflare R2, and backups.