Wegweiser Leben

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A personal introduction, with room to read

Wegweiser Leben is Maria Luisa Gaiser's coaching website in Schlanders, South Tyrol. The public experience introduces her work, presents the services, and guides visitors towards a first conversation.

The design uses woodland photography, warm neutral backgrounds, generous serif headings, and turquoise appointment buttons. Four main navigation links keep the route through the site easy to follow. Service pages repeat the visual language so visitors can concentrate on the content.

The services page on desktop.

The same journey on a phone

The mobile layout stacks the introduction and primary action before the image. Navigation folds into a menu, while contact and cookie controls remain available at the edge of the screen.

A workspace behind the website

The project also includes an authenticated console for daily operations:

• Contact enquiries and email conversations, with SMTP sending and IMAP synchronisation.
• File storage and attachments built on shared S3-compatible storage.
• A custom AI assistant for drafts and proposals, with explicit review before sending or publishing.
• Analytics and search-visibility tools alongside the administrative work.

Astro handles the public pages. A separate Rust API built with Axum coordinates these functions, with PostgreSQL for records and MinIO for files.

The result is a website connected to the work that follows a contact request, with a consistent public identity and dedicated tools for its operator.

Public website screenshots captured on 19 September 2026. Technical description based on the project source.