A clean, confident default that suits almost any job and parses perfectly.

Centred serif header and ruled sections — the traditional resume, done properly.

Name on the left, contact details stacked on the right, nothing wasted.

Quiet small-caps headings and generous margins. Lets the content carry it.

Double-ruled serif headings for a formal, well-ordered page.

The Harvard-style format careers offices recommend: centred, serif, strictly one column.

Tight spacing and thin rules for engineers and analysts with a lot to say.

Plain coloured headings and stacked entries. Easy to scan in six seconds.

Short accent bars under each heading; friendly without being loud.

Centred Lora type with spaced capitals. Warm, literate, unfussy.

Underlined serif headings like a well-typed letter.

Symmetrical, centred headings between fine rules.

Monospaced headings for developers; still a plain one-column parse.

Small accent dots before each heading. Calm and orderly.

The most minimal page we make: type, space and nothing else.

Boxed section titles give a solid, structured rhythm.

Raleway headings with a hairline running to the margin.

Everything tightened so a long career still fits one page.

Centred Lora headings framed by rules, Inter body. Elegant and readable.

A centred, conventional page that puts your education up front.

Slate-tinted sidebar and plain headings. Understated.

Sage green, Lora body and gentle stacked entries.

Olive-tinted left column, plain headings, Source Sans.