Plan creative resumes in two versions: one readable by applicant tracking systems, which process job applications, and one designed for direct sharing. Get guidance on typography, layout, content, and portfolio links suited to your creative field.
Balance visual design with ATS compatibility for creative roles. Use when the user is in design, art, writing, marketing creative, or any visual/creative field and needs a resume that looks distinctive but still parses.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Use this skill when the user:
The Problem:
The Solution: Two-version approach:
Even the ATS version can show creativity through:
1. Show, Don't Just Tell
2. Clarity Over Cleverness
3. Brand Consistency
Typography:
Color:
Layout:
Visual Accents:
Must Show:
Resume Approach:
Must Show:
Resume Approach:
Must Show:
Resume Approach:
Must Show:
Resume Approach:
Must Show:
Resume Approach:
Link to Portfolio:
Portfolio: yourname.com
Link to Specific Work:
• Redesigned checkout flow, increasing conversion by 40%
Case Study: yourname.com/checkout
Options:
Best Practice:
Design Software:
Simpler Options:
Avoid:
When creating a creative resume:
# CREATIVE RESUME STRATEGY
## Role Type: [Design/Marketing/Creative]
## Industry: [Agency/In-house/Freelance]
## Version Strategy
### Version 1: ATS-Compatible
**Use for:** Online applications, job boards
**Format:** .docx and .pdf
**Design level:** Clean and professional, minimal embellishment
### Version 2: Designed
**Use for:** Portfolio, networking, direct outreach
**Format:** .pdf (print-quality)
**Design level:** Full creative treatment
## Design Specifications
### Typography
- Headline: [Font name, weight, size]
- Body: [Font name, weight, size]
- Accent: [Font name, use case]
### Colors
- Primary: [Hex code] - [Use case]
- Secondary: [Hex code] - [Use case]
- Text: [Hex code]
### Layout
- Format: [Single column / Two column]
- Margins: [Specifications]
- Grid: [If applicable]
## Portfolio Integration
- Main portfolio link: [URL]
- Case studies to highlight: [List]
- Resume page on portfolio: [Y/N]
## Content Adjustments for Creative Field
- [Specific content recommendation]
- [Specific content recommendation]
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