Web résumé: from student exercise to public resource
An interactive résumé created during my studies as an open-ended exercise, then kept online with its code so others can customise it.
Context and challenge
This project did not originate from a commission or a conversion target. While studying web development, I simply wanted to explore a more interactive way to present a résumé.
Project objectives
- 1
Practise React, TypeScript and responsive design.
- 2
Prioritise the essential information in a professional journey.
- 3
Share a reusable starting point instead of letting the exercise disappear.
Work delivered
I wrote the content, designed the interface, developed the page and prepared its deployment. After my studies, I chose to keep it accessible and make the code available for customisation.
Approach and technical choices
- Deliberately simple interface focused on readability.
- Typed React components and responsive Tailwind CSS styles.
- Standalone project that can be reused and adapted.
Key features
- Responsive career presentation
- Concise skills and experience sections
- Clear interface on mobile and desktop
- Code available for customisation
Results without inflated claims
Public deliverable
The résumé remains available online and its code can provide a starting point for others. No unmeasured recruitment impact is claimed.
Commented project views
Main web résumé view and information hierarchy.