30 Creative Resume Designs Able to Land a New Job

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Written by On Wednesday, July 13th, 2011 with 4 Comments so far in Graphic Design, Illustration, Inspiration
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Danielle Porter is a freelance writer. Danielle freelance's at DesignCrowd.com - a crowdsourcing site for logo design and design bidding.

For a designer, a resume must be more than a list of work experience and education. It needs to be a well-crafted document that gets your design skills across as much as your experience. You can work off resume templates or you could go about designing one yourself. If you were to go the personal route, it would display your capabilities of layout and color combinations straight off the bat. Just as these resume examples do.


Did we leave any of your favorite resume designs out? Be sure to share them in the comments!

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  • http://ioov.comule.com Will

    AMAZING! I really should update my resume. :-)

  • http://www.gonzodesign.nl Gonzo the Great

    Hi Danielle,

    nice showcase of resumé designs, or shall I say nice dribbble shots ;-P

    As a webdesigner I believe the best way to represent your skills is to make an online resumé. A pity you missed my resumé on dribbble, so here it is:

    http://rajtoral.com/cv/

    Thanks for the share, Cheers & Ciao ..

  • Design by Daniel

    Hi Danielle, thanks for including my resume as well. Great collection!!!

  • Alain

    Hi ! Sure design resumes like these is a good point to be noticed and have a meeting.
    You’ll can find some awesome examples on http://www.creative-resume.net , my blog about awesome resumes. I did a creative resume and jobseek (resumé on sale) and i’m now employed.
    Now .. I share them to the world :-)