Templates for designers, art directors, and creative professionals.
In creative hiring the portfolio is the deciding artefact, and everyone knows it. What the resume has to do is get someone to open the portfolio, and then frame the work so it is read as professional practice rather than as a collection of nice-looking things.
The framing changes by discipline. A Graphic Designer resume needs clients, project types and the constraints you designed within. An Art Director resume needs campaign scale, team size and what you were accountable for creatively. A UX Designer resume needs research methods, the problem you were solving and what measurably changed after you shipped.
Each template keeps the portfolio link visible and gives the work the professional context that makes a hiring manager click it.
The resume has one job: get someone to open the work.
