🔹 1. Keep It Clean & Simple
- One page (for beginners/entry-level).
- Use modern fonts (Arial, Calibri, Roboto).
- Leave white space for readability.
🔹 2. Must-Have Sections
✅ Header → Name, Title (Web Developer), Email, Portfolio, GitHub, LinkedIn.
✅ Summary → 2–3 lines about your skills & goals.
✅ Skills → Group into Frontend, Backend, Databases, Tools.
✅ Projects → Highlight 2–4 real projects with links.
✅ Experience → Internships, freelance, open-source.
✅ Education/Certifications → Bootcamps, freeCodeCamp, Udemy, Google, Meta, etc.
🔹 3. Optimize for Employers
- Use keywords from job descriptions.
- Focus on results (Improved website speed by 40%).
- Show teamwork + problem-solving.
🔹 4. ATS-Friendly Formatting
- No images, fancy graphics, or tables.
- Save as PDF.
- Use standard headings (Skills, Projects, Experience).
🔹 5. Extra Tips
- Add metrics where possible.
- Link to your GitHub & portfolio.
- Proofread—avoid spelling/grammar errors.