THE BRIEF
A self-directed concept project rebranding CAPE (Community Association for Preschool Education), a Bay Area nonprofit providing early care and education to children ages 0 to 5 from low-income families. The goal was to rebrand the organization end to end with a new logo, color palette, typography, photography direction, graphics, iconography, and then apply it across a real range of touchpoints.
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the problem + insight
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Hospitality decision-makers are busy and skeptical of AI claims. They need to see ROI before committing to a new platform. The challenge was translating complex product capabilities like AI voice agents, PMS integrations, and autonomous call handling into marketing materials that felt human, credible, and results-first rather than feature-heavy.
The most compelling way to communicate a technical product isn't through features — it's through outcomes. Decision-makers want to know what it does for their bottom line. Leading with client results like $180k in labor savings and a 100% call answer rate made the product immediately legible.
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the approach + outcome
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Hospitality decision-makers are busy and skeptical of AI claims. They need to see ROI before committing to a new platform. The challenge was translating complex product capabilities like AI voice agents, PMS integrations, and autonomous call handling into marketing materials that felt human, credible, and results-first rather than feature-heavy.
The most compelling way to communicate a technical product isn't through features — it's through outcomes. Decision-makers want to know what it does for their bottom line. Leading with client results like $180k in labor savings and a 100% call answer rate made the product immediately legible.
the work
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