Modernize without erasing
Evolved the visual identity while preserving the energy and recognition the market had already bought into — a repositioning existing partners could follow, not a reset they would have to re-learn.
A fan-data platform that had outgrown the CDP label — repositioned around fan intelligence for the leagues and teams that buy it. Organic traffic grew 29% in the six months after launch.
StellarAlgo sells to the business side of sport: leagues, teams and venues that turn fan data into ticket, merchandise and sponsorship revenue. It had signed a league-wide NBA partnership covering all 30 teams and was serving more than 130 sports properties — but the brand still told its startup story, a no-code segmentation tool filed under the generic CDP label. The label understated what buyers were actually purchasing, and the identity had not kept pace with the platform it had become.

Buyers were not shopping for another CDP. They were buying fan intelligence — knowing who their fans are, reaching them precisely, and proving the value of that audience to sponsors. Reframe the story from data plumbing to fan relationships, and the platform’s depth becomes the selling point instead of a feature list.

Evolved the visual identity while preserving the energy and recognition the market had already bought into — a repositioning existing partners could follow, not a reset they would have to re-learn.
Extended the identity across the website, environmental graphics, and the sales-enablement materials that reps carry into league and team boardrooms.
Restructured messaging and the website around key stakeholder needs, creating clearer pathways for leagues, teams, and entertainment partners.


Freddy served as Art Director, setting the creative direction and guiding the identity, website, environmental applications, and sales-enablement expression in collaboration with the credited design and development team.