Minimalist theme
The Minimalist template keeps everything on one column, uses a timeless serif face, and leans on whitespace instead of decoration. It is the safest choice when you want your experience to speak for itself.
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Recruiters skim. A single column gives their eye one obvious path from your name to your most recent role, and a serif body keeps long summaries comfortable to read on screen and on paper.
Because the layout avoids sidebars and tables, the exported PDF stays easy for automated parsers to read too. You get the polish of a designed document without any of the structure that trips up applicant tracking systems.
Swap the accent colour, adjust the type scale, and the Minimalist template adapts without ever feeling busy. Open the builder to tailor it to your own story.
Yes. It uses a single column, semantic section headings, and selectable text, which is exactly what applicant tracking systems parse most reliably.
Yes. Every theme exposes an accent colour in the builder settings, so you can keep the calm Minimalist layout while matching your own palette.