ATS Resume Score Checker & Formatting Tool
An interactive web application template designed to score resumes against job descriptions, audit ATS keywords, and identify formatting errors.
Reviewed by Sarah Jenkins, M.Ed.
Career Counselor & ATS Specialist • Professional Reviewer
Download the template Write a summary naming your primary platform specialty List experience by client site or project, including outcomes achieved Separate platform skills from supporting technical skills Add links to live client sites or a portfolio in the contact section Export as PDF and tailor per client or job type
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Download Free PDFEdit PDF Online (Free)Yes, if you have permission from past clients, including a few live site links adds strong credibility; otherwise, a portfolio page summarizing the work is a good alternative.
No, it works equally well for Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, or any platform-based website specialist; simply adjust the platform names in the summary and skills sections.
Yes, if these are part of your typical project scope, listing them helps match clients or employers specifically searching for full-service website builders.
An interactive web application template designed to score resumes against job descriptions, audit ATS keywords, and identify formatting errors.
Built specifically for frontend developers, this resume template highlights the technical stack and shipped work that hiring managers and technical recruiters actually screen for. The layout balances a clean, code-adjacent aesthetic with strong readability, making it easy to scan across both ATS software and human review. The template leads with a concise summary of your specialization (React, Vue, accessibility, performance, etc.), followed by a structured experience section built to showcase specific projects, features shipped, and measurable performance improvements. A dedicated technical skills section separates languages, frameworks, and tools for fast scanning, while the contact footer includes space for a GitHub and portfolio link, essential for developer applications. Well suited for junior to mid-level frontend developers applying to startups, agencies, or in-house product teams.
Full stack developers need a resume that can communicate range without looking unfocused. This template is structured to present both frontend and backend expertise clearly, giving equal visual weight to client-side and server-side skills so hiring managers can quickly assess where your strengths lie. The layout opens with a summary space to state your primary stack and specialization, followed by an experience section built around end-to-end project ownership, features built from database to UI. A two-part skills section separates frontend technologies from backend, databases, and DevOps tools, avoiding the cluttered single-list approach many generic resumes fall into. Ideal for developers applying to startups and mid-sized companies where full-stack ownership is expected, as well as developers transitioning from a specialized role into broader engineering positions.
Designed for photographers and visual artists, this portfolio resume template gives equal weight to commissioned work, exhibitions, and technical expertise, structured for both commercial clients and gallery or editorial opportunities. The clean layout keeps focus on your name and specialty without competing visually with your actual imagery. The template opens with a profile section for your photographic or artistic specialty (portrait, commercial, fine art, editorial), followed by an experience section that accommodates client work, exhibitions, and publications side by side. A skills section separates technical expertise (lighting, editing software, camera systems) from creative competencies, and a dedicated exhibitions/publications section supports artists building a fine art or editorial career. Suited for photographers, fine artists, and visual creatives applying for gallery representation, editorial assignments, commercial clients, or in-house creative roles.
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