Web Creator CV Template: A Presentation in Device Previews

This template presents your CV with the logic of a device preview: desktop, tablet, phone. It targets people who build web interfaces, because it shows your work the way it will actually be seen — on different screens. It suits digital products and websites best.

The steps

1. Open it, fill in name and title, then put your site or portfolio link at the top
2. Show three to four projects, each with: type, audience, your role
3. Add performance indicators: load time, user count, conversion rate
4. List technologies by category: front end, back end, deployment, testing
5. Add a freelance or contract section if it is part of your history — it is common in this field

Practical tips

• Site speed is a genuine professional indicator here — give it as a number if it is optimised
• Add live links to your projects; in web work you are judged by what opens in a browser
• State your remote availability clearly — this sector depends on it more than most

Common mistakes to avoid

• Listing technologies with no live links, turning skills into an unverifiable claim
• Omitting performance and accessibility, two criteria every web team knows

Frequently asked questions

Does it suit an interface designer?

Yes, but the design template is a better fit if your work is primarily visual. Choose this one if you also build and write code.

Do I need a personal site?

It is strongly recommended in this field. If you do not have one, add links to hosted projects — they serve the same purpose.

Links for this guide

• See the web creator template
• Use this template in the editor
• Portfolio builder tool
• Check your CV score