FREEFull Stack Developer Resume
A resume for developers who own features end to end.
FREEOne-page A4 preview. Calibri typography and a skills-first, one-column layout.
A resume for developers who build and maintain websites, whether at an agency, as a freelancer or in-house. Room for the platforms you work on, the sites you've shipped, and the results those sites produced.
The sample is a web developer with agency experience across WordPress, Shopify and custom JavaScript builds. Replace it with your own client work.
Web development history is often a list of sites rather than a list of employers. Group freelance work under one heading with dates, then list notable projects beneath it with the platform, what you built and a result: page speed, conversion, traffic, uptime. Agency roles can be written the same way. Link to two or three live sites in the header. If your work is mostly application frontends rather than websites, the Frontend Developer Resume is the better frame; if you own server and database work too, the Full Stack Developer Resume gives that its own space. Developers whose strength is the visual side may find the Web Designer Resume a closer fit.
Agencies and small businesses read resumes directly, so a clean modern layout is fine and a portfolio link matters more than keyword density. The modern resume templates have similar designs in other colors. For first web jobs where projects outweigh experience, the Junior Software Engineer Resume shows the right proportions.