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Developer

Developer is built for CVs that sit alongside a GitHub profile. The name takes the accent colour, a heavy rule closes the header, and skills render as chips grouped by category so a long stack stays readable rather than becoming a paragraph. Project links are accented so they are easy to find on screen. It stays one column throughout, so it parses correctly while looking noticeably less like a template than most engineering CVs.

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What makes it different

  • Chip-grouped skills keep a long stack readable
  • Accented project links are easy to spot on screen
  • Distinctive header without abandoning a single column
  • Works well when the CV is read next to a GitHub profile

Best for

Front-end and full stack roles · Startups and product teams · Applications where a portfolio is attached · Developers with several side projects

When to choose something else

  • Skill chips can be flattened into one run-on line by a parser that ignores the styling, so keep the groups short.
  • Project links are distinguished by colour, which carries no meaning once the CV is printed in black and white.
  • The accented name and heavy header rule are more informal than a bank, a law firm or a public-sector panel expects.

Where your sections go

Every section runs the full width of the page, one after another, in the order you set them. Nothing is moved into a side column, which is why the order you choose in the editor is exactly the order a reader meets it in.

Parses correctly in normal use, with some visual structure. Suitable for most direct applications.

Showing the React Developer example. All sample details are fictional.

Professions this layout suits

These examples open on Developer by default. You can pair any profession with any template — the suggestion is a starting point, not a restriction.

React DeveloperMobile App Developer

Guides that go deeper

Choosing a layout settles how the page looks. These settle what goes on it.

How to Write a Software Developer CVWhat technical reviewers look for, why the stack list is not enough, and how to write about work you cannot show.How to List Skills on a CVGroup them, be specific, and cut anything you would not want to be interviewed on for ten minutes.How to Describe Work ExperienceThe difference between listing duties and demonstrating impact, and a repeatable way to rewrite any weak bullet point.

If this is not the right layout

The layouts a reader of this page most often wants instead, rather than the rest of the gallery in order.

TechnicalTwo columns with the technical stack in a sidebar and experience in the main column.Minimal ATSA plain one-column layout designed to survive applicant tracking systems intact.Modern ProfessionalA clean single column with a split header and short accent rules under each section.Data ProfessionalA tinted sidebar for tooling and certifications, with the analysis narrative in the main column.