Splash resume template

It is made for portfolio-driven work: UI and visual designers, illustrators, motion designers, photographers, content creators, and marketing in fashion, beauty, music or gaming. Send it where readers care about visual sense: agencies, studios and small companies without an application portal.

The gradient runs from your accent into a deeper shade and fills roughly the top third of page one; an optional round photo with a light ring sits top right, above stacked contact lines. Below, two columns hold bold dark section titles, soft tinted skill chips and accent-colored dates.

• Gradient header with a diagonal lower edge
• Heavy white name, contacts right-aligned on the gradient
• Bold section titles with a short, rounded accent dash

Splash puts impact first; the built-in check for applicant tracking systems (ATS) marks it as visual-first. The words are real text, but contacts in a separate corner of the header and two body columns give an ATS more ways to get the order wrong. For big portals, use a single-column template.

• The gradient comes from one accent, so pick a saturated one such as pink, coral or electric blue; pale tones wash out.
• The header fills a third of page one, so keep your profile to three lines.