Stellr

Light-theme, Minimal Rebuild in Divi 5 for Stellr

Highlights: Light + minimal layout (no “boxed” feel), edge-to-edge (“bleed”) image section, interactive testimonial layout, worldwide presence section with mapped locations, clean homepage flow.

Project Duration:

7 Days

Platform Used:

Project Brief

Stellr, a personal branding agency with roots across MENA, Europe, and the U.S., wanted to move away from the older dark, boxed look and shift to a lighter, more minimal website that feels clean and premium. The homepage needed to stay focused and scannable, while still covering Stellr’s positioning, services, method, proof, and global footprint.

Challenges

The core challenge was balance:

We had to keep the site minimal, but still communicate a lot (services, method, team, proof, global presence) without the design feeling heavy.
The client also wanted a few “high-effort” sections that had to work smoothly with no visual glitches, especially the testimonials interaction and the worldwide presence/map section.

Solution

We built the new site in Divi 5 and redesigned the homepage into a clear set of sections (intro, trust proof, services, Stellr method, testimonials, “how to get started,” worldwide presence, team, newsletter, footer.)

Key build details:

Bleed section: an edge-to-edge layout where the image locks to the left edge of the viewport while staying aligned with the site’s grid.
Map / worldwide presence: a dedicated section supported with location markers and a clear global footprint presentation.
Testimonials: a clean layout where the focused testimonial expands on hover, while the others compress back to just the person image. All kept smooth, without any strange behavior.

Tablet mockup showing Stellr’s testimonial section and leadership-team messaging.

Results

Stellr now has a lighter, minimal website that feels more modern and easier to move through, while still covering the full story: what Stellr does, their Enterprise Method, social proof, and global reach.
The homepage reads cleaner, key sections stand out better, and the interactive pieces (testimonials + map/presence) add “premium” without making the site feel busy.