
Diagonal gradient header for portfolios and creative roles.

Tinted page with white cards for every section.
Studio arranges your resume like a mood board. The page is washed in a pale tint of your accent color, and the header and each section sit on their own white card with rounded corners, so content is grouped at a glance.
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It suits UX, UI and product designers, design-minded developers, community and social media managers, and marketers at agencies or startups. Graduates benefit too: projects, education and side work each get a framed card, so a varied background looks deliberate rather than scattered.
The header card spans the full width: your name in heavy geometric type, an accent-colored headline, contact details in a row with icons and an optional round photo on the right. Below, cards line up in two columns; the narrower right one holds skills as soft chips, languages, certifications and interests.
The cards are only backgrounds behind real text and don't get in a parser's way. Still, Studio has two columns, and some applicant tracking systems (ATS) read the right-hand cards out of order or pass over them. List your strongest skills in your bullet points as well, or pick a single-column template.