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For the homepage of Naomi Chen's résumé site, build a single-page professional profile — not a generic template with placeholder job titles, but a real, specific career story. For the header, use a clean, confident layout: a small circular monogram mark ('NC,' in a thin single-weight ring) beside her name, styled like a personal letterhead. Below the name, a role line reading 'Senior Product Design Lead' and a one-line 'Currently' status — 'Currently: leading design systems at a Series C fintech' — that reads as lived-in, not templated. To the right, a real professional headshot (candid, not a stock photo pose — natural light, slight smile, looking just off-camera), and two buttons: a primary 'Download Résumé (PDF)' and a secondary 'Get in Touch.' Use a restrained, credible palette: warm off-white ground (#FAF8F4), deep ink navy for text and structure (#1B2430), and a single muted terracotta accent (#C1633D) repeated only on the download button, link hovers, and section dividers — never decorative beyond that. Pair a confident, highly legible sans for body and headers (Inter or similar) with slightly tightened letter-spacing on section labels (uppercase, 11px, +0.08em) so the page reads structured rather than soft. Below the header, lay out three sections in a single clean column with a consistent left rule line: 'Experience' (a vertical timeline — company, title, dates, 2–3 concrete outcome lines per role, real numbers where plausible), 'Skills' (grouped by category — Product Strategy, Design Systems, Research — as quiet text tags, not badge-shaped chips), and 'Selected Work' (2–3 case-study previews with a real project image, one-line result, and a 'Read the case study' link). Close with a short 'What people say' block — two or three one-sentence recommendations, attributed by name and title, set in a slightly larger italic serif to visually separate testimony from resume fact. Animate section entrances with a quiet fade-up on scroll (220ms, ease-out, 12px translate — noticeably calmer than a consumer site, since credibility matters more than flourish here); respect prefers-reduced-motion by disabling the transform and cross-fading only. No bracketed placeholders, no 'Lorem ipsum,' no generic 'Company A/B/C' — every role, outcome, and quote should read as a real career.

FAQs about this résumé website template

How do I create a résumé website?

Start from a résumé template like this one. It uses a single-page professional profile with an experience timeline, grouped skills, selected work, recommendations, and a downloadable PDF button, so you can replace the example career details with your own. B12's AI can generate the initial structure from your professional background and goals.

What should a personal résumé website include?

Give visitors a quick picture of what you do now, where you've worked, what you're good at, and what you've built or accomplished. This template uses a role and "Currently" status line, an experience timeline with concrete outcomes, grouped skills, and two to three selected case studies to organize that information.

Can visitors download my résumé as a PDF from the site?

Yes. The primary "Download Résumé (PDF)" button sits in the header alongside a "Get in Touch" button, giving visitors two clear next steps without making them search through the page. You can update the résumé details and links in the visual editor as your career changes.

Do I need recommendations or quotes on a résumé website?

They can add context beyond your own description of your work. This template includes a short "What people say" section with two or three attributed recommendations, keeping the quotes brief so they support the career story rather than taking over the page.

Is this template for a résumé website or a personal portfolio?

Built for professionals who want a résumé-style website that combines career history with selected work and recommendations. For a more project-focused personal site, see B12's personal portfolio prompt. For a pared-back presentation centered on work samples and contact information, see the minimalist portfolio template. You can also browse the B12 AI website prompt gallery for other portfolio formats.

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