How to make a resume website that stands out
A resume website is a link you can put on every application, profile and email. It works on phones, shows your personality and lets you show your work instead of just listing it. Here's how to make one that gets noticed.
What to include
- Your name and a one-line description of what you do
- A short "about" paragraph in your own voice
- Experience, with a result for each role ("cut support tickets by a third")
- Projects, with a picture or link for each
- Your skills, and a clear button to get in touch
Build it in minutes
Start from the Resume template (or Portfolio, if your work is visual), then paste in your current resume and ask the AI: "Fill this page with my details from this resume." It rewrites the page with your experience and skills, and you can fix anything by chatting.
Keep your private details private
Your site is public, so leave off your home address and personal phone number. An email address is enough for recruiters to reach you. You can make a separate email just for job hunting.
Make it yours
- "Use a dark green color scheme."
- "Add a projects section with three cards."
- "Make my name bigger and add a short tagline under it."
Share it
Publish it at yourname.blackhole-ai-tech.com, then add the link to your job applications, your LinkedIn profile and your email signature. When something changes, update the page by chatting and publish again. The link stays the same.