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Use when the user is in design, art, writing, marketing creative, or any visual\u002Fcreative field and needs a resume that looks distinctive but still parses.","GongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates","GongYuanCaiJi","https:\u002F\u002Favatars.githubusercontent.com\u002Fu\u002F129952120?v=4","01M7AK39Q4W3VPF7C1K8M58BFX","劉昱廷 Yu-Ting Liu","01M7AK39QPS2RAJKRQY0EPQJPZ",0,"MIT","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FGongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates\u002Fblob\u002Fmain\u002Fskills\u002Fcareer\u002Fcreative-portfolio-resume\u002FSKILL.md",[],[],"2026-11-15 14:19:17",false,"---\nname: creative-portfolio-resume\ndescription: Balance visual design with ATS compatibility for creative roles. Use when the user is in design, art, writing, marketing creative, or any visual\u002Fcreative field and needs a resume that looks distinctive but still parses.\n---\n\n# Creative Portfolio Resume\n\n## When to Use This Skill\n\nUse this skill when the user:\n- Works in a creative field (design, marketing, writing)\n- Needs to balance visual design with ATS compatibility\n- Wants to showcase creative skills through resume design\n- Is building a portfolio resume for creative roles\n- Mentions: \"creative resume\", \"designer resume\", \"visual resume\", \"portfolio resume\", \"creative field\"\n\n## Core Capabilities\n\n- Balance visual appeal with ATS compatibility\n- Design resumes for creative roles\n- Integrate portfolio elements with resume content\n- Advise on when to use creative vs. traditional formats\n- Guide visual hierarchy and design choices\n- Connect resume to portfolio effectively\n\n## The Creative Resume Dilemma\n\n**The Problem:**\n- Creative professionals want to show design skills through their resume\n- But most applications go through ATS systems\n- Overly designed resumes often fail ATS parsing\n\n**The Solution:**\nTwo-version approach:\n1. **ATS-compatible version** for online applications\n2. **Designed version** for portfolio, networking, direct submissions\n\n## When to Use Each Version\n\n### Use ATS-Compatible Version When:\n- Applying through online portals\n- Submitting to job boards\n- Resume will be parsed by software\n- You're unsure how it will be processed\n\n### Use Designed Version When:\n- Networking events\n- Direct email to hiring manager\n- Portfolio website\n- In-person interviews\n- Creative agencies that expect visual resumes\n- When specifically told ATS isn't used\n\n## ATS-Compatible Creative Resume\n\nEven the ATS version can show creativity through:\n\n### Subtle Design Elements\n- Strategic use of white space\n- Clean typography hierarchy\n- Thoughtful content organization\n- Strong copywriting\n- Polished, professional appearance\n\n### Safe Creative Touches\n- ✅ Custom professional font (ATS-safe ones)\n- ✅ Strategic bold and italic\n- ✅ Clean section dividers (simple lines)\n- ✅ Consistent, intentional spacing\n- ✅ Color in your name\u002Fheaders (sparing)\n- ✅ Hyperlinks to portfolio\n\n### Still Avoid\n- ❌ Multiple columns\n- ❌ Text boxes\n- ❌ Images or icons\n- ❌ Tables for layout\n- ❌ Unusual fonts\n- ❌ Graphics or skill bars\n\n## Designed Portfolio Resume\n\n### Design Principles\n\n**1. Show, Don't Just Tell**\n- Your resume IS a design sample\n- Typography choices matter\n- Layout demonstrates design thinking\n- Details show attention to craft\n\n**2. Clarity Over Cleverness**\n- Information must still be findable\n- Prioritize readability\n- Save experimental design for portfolio pieces\n\n**3. Brand Consistency**\n- Match your portfolio website\n- Consistent color palette\n- Unified visual identity\n\n### Visual Elements to Consider\n\n**Typography:**\n- Headline font (display, personality)\n- Body font (readable, professional)\n- Size hierarchy (name > sections > body)\n- Line height and letter spacing\n\n**Color:**\n- Brand color for accents\n- High contrast for readability\n- Limited palette (2-3 colors max)\n- Consider print-friendly colors\n\n**Layout:**\n- Consider two-column (for designed version only)\n- Strategic white space\n- Clear visual hierarchy\n- Consistent margins and gutters\n\n**Visual Accents:**\n- Icons (if used, consistently)\n- Dividers and rules\n- Subtle background elements\n- Your logo\u002Fpersonal brand mark\n\n## Creative Field-Specific Guidance\n\n### Graphic Designers\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Typography skills\n- Layout and composition\n- Visual hierarchy\n- Attention to detail\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Your resume IS a portfolio piece\n- Clean, sophisticated design\n- Show range through subtle choices\n- Link to portfolio for variety\n\n### UX\u002FProduct Designers\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Information architecture skills\n- User-centered thinking\n- Clear visual hierarchy\n- Systematic approach\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Scannable, organized structure\n- Clear content hierarchy\n- User (recruiter) focused organization\n- Link to case studies\n\n### Marketing\u002FBrand\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Brand thinking\n- Storytelling ability\n- Strategic communication\n- Attention to audience\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- On-brand visual identity\n- Compelling narrative flow\n- Strategic content choices\n- Proof points for claims\n\n### Writers\u002FContent\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Writing quality\n- Editing precision\n- Clear communication\n- Voice and style\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Impeccable copy\n- Strong bullets\n- Zero errors\n- Personality through writing\n\n### Photographers\u002FVideo\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Visual eye\n- Production quality\n- Technical skill\n- Aesthetic sensibility\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Clean, uncluttered design\n- Strong portfolio link\n- Quality over quantity\n- Let portfolio speak\n\n## Portfolio Integration\n\n### On the Resume\n\n**Link to Portfolio:**\n```\nPortfolio: yourname.com\n```\n\n**Link to Specific Work:**\n```\n• Redesigned checkout flow, increasing conversion by 40%\n  Case Study: yourname.com\u002Fcheckout\n```\n\n### Portfolio Website Resume Page\n\n**Options:**\n1. PDF download (designed version)\n2. HTML resume page\n3. Interactive resume experience\n4. All of the above\n\n**Best Practice:**\n- Offer PDF download for convenience\n- Ensure web version is responsive\n- Keep updated with main resume\n\n## Design Execution Tips\n\n### Typography Checklist\n- [ ] Name is largest element\n- [ ] Clear hierarchy (3-4 levels max)\n- [ ] Body text is 10-12pt minimum\n- [ ] Line height allows breathing room\n- [ ] No more than 2 font families\n- [ ] Fonts complement each other\n\n### Layout Checklist\n- [ ] Clear sections and flow\n- [ ] Consistent margins throughout\n- [ ] Adequate white space\n- [ ] Elements align to grid\n- [ ] Visual balance achieved\n- [ ] Scannable in 6 seconds\n\n### Color Checklist\n- [ ] Limited palette (2-3 colors)\n- [ ] High contrast for text\n- [ ] Accessible color choices\n- [ ] Prints well in B&W\n- [ ] Consistent with personal brand\n- [ ] Professional appearance\n\n## Tools for Designed Resumes\n\n**Design Software:**\n- Adobe InDesign (best for layout)\n- Figma (good for web-native)\n- Adobe Illustrator (vector-based)\n- Sketch (Mac option)\n\n**Simpler Options:**\n- Canva (templates available)\n- Google Docs (limited but ATS-safe)\n- Microsoft Word (surprisingly capable)\n\n**Avoid:**\n- PowerPoint\u002FKeynote (not designed for this)\n- Random online resume builders\n- Heavy templates that obscure content\n\n## Output Format\n\nWhen creating a creative resume:\n\n```markdown\n# CREATIVE RESUME STRATEGY\n\n## Role Type: [Design\u002FMarketing\u002FCreative]\n## Industry: [Agency\u002FIn-house\u002FFreelance]\n\n## Version Strategy\n\n### Version 1: ATS-Compatible\n**Use for:** Online applications, job boards\n**Format:** .docx and .pdf\n**Design level:** Clean and professional, minimal embellishment\n\n### Version 2: Designed\n**Use for:** Portfolio, networking, direct outreach\n**Format:** .pdf (print-quality)\n**Design level:** Full creative treatment\n\n## Design Specifications\n\n### Typography\n- Headline: [Font name, weight, size]\n- Body: [Font name, weight, size]\n- Accent: [Font name, use case]\n\n### Colors\n- Primary: [Hex code] - [Use case]\n- Secondary: [Hex code] - [Use case]  \n- Text: [Hex code]\n\n### Layout\n- Format: [Single column \u002F Two column]\n- Margins: [Specifications]\n- Grid: [If applicable]\n\n## Portfolio Integration\n- Main portfolio link: [URL]\n- Case studies to highlight: [List]\n- Resume page on portfolio: [Y\u002FN]\n\n## Content Adjustments for Creative Field\n- [Specific content recommendation]\n- [Specific content recommendation]\n```\n\n## Creative Resume Checklist\n\n- ✅ Have both ATS and designed versions\n- ✅ Design demonstrates relevant skills\n- ✅ Content is still clear and scannable\n- ✅ Portfolio is prominently linked\n- ✅ Visual identity is consistent\n- ✅ Typography is professional\n- ✅ Colors are accessible and print-friendly\n- ✅ File is optimized for sharing (reasonable size)\n- ✅ Content quality matches design quality\n- ✅ Resume is a worthy portfolio piece\n","# Creative Portfolio Resume\n\n## When to Use This Skill\n\nUse this skill when the user:\n- Works in a creative field (design, marketing, writing)\n- Needs to balance visual design with ATS compatibility\n- Wants to showcase creative skills through resume design\n- Is building a portfolio resume for creative roles\n- Mentions: \"creative resume\", \"designer resume\", \"visual resume\", \"portfolio resume\", \"creative field\"\n\n## Core Capabilities\n\n- Balance visual appeal with ATS compatibility\n- Design resumes for creative roles\n- Integrate portfolio elements with resume content\n- Advise on when to use creative vs. traditional formats\n- Guide visual hierarchy and design choices\n- Connect resume to portfolio effectively\n\n## The Creative Resume Dilemma\n\n**The Problem:**\n- Creative professionals want to show design skills through their resume\n- But most applications go through ATS systems\n- Overly designed resumes often fail ATS parsing\n\n**The Solution:**\nTwo-version approach:\n1. **ATS-compatible version** for online applications\n2. **Designed version** for portfolio, networking, direct submissions\n\n## When to Use Each Version\n\n### Use ATS-Compatible Version When:\n- Applying through online portals\n- Submitting to job boards\n- Resume will be parsed by software\n- You're unsure how it will be processed\n\n### Use Designed Version When:\n- Networking events\n- Direct email to hiring manager\n- Portfolio website\n- In-person interviews\n- Creative agencies that expect visual resumes\n- When specifically told ATS isn't used\n\n## ATS-Compatible Creative Resume\n\nEven the ATS version can show creativity through:\n\n### Subtle Design Elements\n- Strategic use of white space\n- Clean typography hierarchy\n- Thoughtful content organization\n- Strong copywriting\n- Polished, professional appearance\n\n### Safe Creative Touches\n- ✅ Custom professional font (ATS-safe ones)\n- ✅ Strategic bold and italic\n- ✅ Clean section dividers (simple lines)\n- ✅ Consistent, intentional spacing\n- ✅ Color in your name\u002Fheaders (sparing)\n- ✅ Hyperlinks to portfolio\n\n### Still Avoid\n- ❌ Multiple columns\n- ❌ Text boxes\n- ❌ Images or icons\n- ❌ Tables for layout\n- ❌ Unusual fonts\n- ❌ Graphics or skill bars\n\n## Designed Portfolio Resume\n\n### Design Principles\n\n**1. Show, Don't Just Tell**\n- Your resume IS a design sample\n- Typography choices matter\n- Layout demonstrates design thinking\n- Details show attention to craft\n\n**2. Clarity Over Cleverness**\n- Information must still be findable\n- Prioritize readability\n- Save experimental design for portfolio pieces\n\n**3. Brand Consistency**\n- Match your portfolio website\n- Consistent color palette\n- Unified visual identity\n\n### Visual Elements to Consider\n\n**Typography:**\n- Headline font (display, personality)\n- Body font (readable, professional)\n- Size hierarchy (name > sections > body)\n- Line height and letter spacing\n\n**Color:**\n- Brand color for accents\n- High contrast for readability\n- Limited palette (2-3 colors max)\n- Consider print-friendly colors\n\n**Layout:**\n- Consider two-column (for designed version only)\n- Strategic white space\n- Clear visual hierarchy\n- Consistent margins and gutters\n\n**Visual Accents:**\n- Icons (if used, consistently)\n- Dividers and rules\n- Subtle background elements\n- Your logo\u002Fpersonal brand mark\n\n## Creative Field-Specific Guidance\n\n### Graphic Designers\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Typography skills\n- Layout and composition\n- Visual hierarchy\n- Attention to detail\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Your resume IS a portfolio piece\n- Clean, sophisticated design\n- Show range through subtle choices\n- Link to portfolio for variety\n\n### UX\u002FProduct Designers\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Information architecture skills\n- User-centered thinking\n- Clear visual hierarchy\n- Systematic approach\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Scannable, organized structure\n- Clear content hierarchy\n- User (recruiter) focused organization\n- Link to case studies\n\n### Marketing\u002FBrand\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Brand thinking\n- Storytelling ability\n- Strategic communication\n- Attention to audience\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- On-brand visual identity\n- Compelling narrative flow\n- Strategic content choices\n- Proof points for claims\n\n### Writers\u002FContent\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Writing quality\n- Editing precision\n- Clear communication\n- Voice and style\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Impeccable copy\n- Strong bullets\n- Zero errors\n- Personality through writing\n\n### Photographers\u002FVideo\n\n**Must Show:**\n- Visual eye\n- Production quality\n- Technical skill\n- Aesthetic sensibility\n\n**Resume Approach:**\n- Clean, uncluttered design\n- Strong portfolio link\n- Quality over quantity\n- Let portfolio speak\n\n## Portfolio Integration\n\n### On the Resume\n\n**Link to Portfolio:**\n```\nPortfolio: yourname.com\n```\n\n**Link to Specific Work:**\n```\n• Redesigned checkout flow, increasing conversion by 40%\n  Case Study: yourname.com\u002Fcheckout\n```\n\n### Portfolio Website Resume Page\n\n**Options:**\n1. PDF download (designed version)\n2. HTML resume page\n3. Interactive resume experience\n4. All of the above\n\n**Best Practice:**\n- Offer PDF download for convenience\n- Ensure web version is responsive\n- Keep updated with main resume\n\n## Design Execution Tips\n\n### Typography Checklist\n- [ ] Name is largest element\n- [ ] Clear hierarchy (3-4 levels max)\n- [ ] Body text is 10-12pt minimum\n- [ ] Line height allows breathing room\n- [ ] No more than 2 font families\n- [ ] Fonts complement each other\n\n### Layout Checklist\n- [ ] Clear sections and flow\n- [ ] Consistent margins throughout\n- [ ] Adequate white space\n- [ ] Elements align to grid\n- [ ] Visual balance achieved\n- [ ] Scannable in 6 seconds\n\n### Color Checklist\n- [ ] Limited palette (2-3 colors)\n- [ ] High contrast for text\n- [ ] Accessible color choices\n- [ ] Prints well in B&W\n- [ ] Consistent with personal brand\n- [ ] Professional appearance\n\n## Tools for Designed Resumes\n\n**Design Software:**\n- Adobe InDesign (best for layout)\n- Figma (good for web-native)\n- Adobe Illustrator (vector-based)\n- Sketch (Mac option)\n\n**Simpler Options:**\n- Canva (templates available)\n- Google Docs (limited but ATS-safe)\n- Microsoft Word (surprisingly capable)\n\n**Avoid:**\n- PowerPoint\u002FKeynote (not designed for this)\n- Random online resume builders\n- Heavy templates that obscure content\n\n## Output Format\n\nWhen creating a creative resume:\n\n```markdown\n# CREATIVE RESUME STRATEGY\n\n## Role Type: [Design\u002FMarketing\u002FCreative]\n## Industry: [Agency\u002FIn-house\u002FFreelance]\n\n## Version Strategy\n\n### Version 1: ATS-Compatible\n**Use for:** Online applications, job boards\n**Format:** .docx and .pdf\n**Design level:** Clean and professional, minimal embellishment\n\n### Version 2: Designed\n**Use for:** Portfolio, networking, direct outreach\n**Format:** .pdf (print-quality)\n**Design level:** Full creative treatment\n\n## Design Specifications\n\n### Typography\n- Headline: [Font name, weight, size]\n- Body: [Font name, weight, size]\n- Accent: [Font name, use case]\n\n### Colors\n- Primary: [Hex code] - [Use case]\n- Secondary: [Hex code] - [Use case]  \n- Text: [Hex code]\n\n### Layout\n- Format: [Single column \u002F Two column]\n- Margins: [Specifications]\n- Grid: [If applicable]\n\n## Portfolio Integration\n- Main portfolio link: [URL]\n- Case studies to highlight: [List]\n- Resume page on portfolio: [Y\u002FN]\n\n## Content Adjustments for Creative Field\n- [Specific content recommendation]\n- [Specific content recommendation]\n```\n\n## Creative Resume Checklist\n\n- ✅ Have both ATS and designed versions\n- ✅ Design demonstrates relevant skills\n- ✅ Content is still clear and scannable\n- ✅ Portfolio is prominently linked\n- ✅ Visual identity is consistent\n- ✅ Typography is professional\n- ✅ Colors are accessible and print-friendly\n- ✅ File is optimized for sharing (reasonable size)\n- ✅ Content quality matches design quality\n- ✅ Resume is a worthy portfolio piece\n",{"name":5,"description":7},"main","51493f354fd03e3f941d4df7fd64c0b8c7a2632d","skills\u002Fcareer\u002Fcreative-portfolio-resume","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FGongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FGongYuanCaiJi","漏洞研究、根因分析、黑箱測試｜做 AI agent 工具｜Vulnerability research, root-cause analysis, AI agent tooling","2026-08-16 02:24:07",{"source":8,"skillName":5,"commands":32,"prompt":42,"zipAvailable":43},[33,36,39],{"tool":34,"command":35},"npx","npx skills add GongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates --skill creative-portfolio-resume",{"tool":37,"command":38},"bunx","bunx skills add GongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates --skill creative-portfolio-resume",{"tool":40,"command":41},"pnpm","pnpm dlx skills add GongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates --skill creative-portfolio-resume","安装技能，技能地址：https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002FGongYuanCaiJi\u002Fdsh-claude-code-templates\u002Fblob\u002Fmain\u002Fskills\u002Fcareer\u002Fcreative-portfolio-resume\u002FSKILL.md",true,[],[46,53,62,69,76,83],{"skillNo":47,"name":48,"nameZh":6,"description":49,"descriptionZh":6,"repositoryFullName":8,"ownerLogin":9,"ownerAvatarUrl":10,"ownerAccountNo":11,"ownerDisplayName":12,"repositoryNo":13,"starsCount":14,"licenseSpdxId":15,"licenseFileUrl":6,"sourceHtmlUrl":50,"categories":51,"keywords":52,"publishedAt":19},"01M7ARMYTZ5D4B7N5SKFXV345V","zapier-make-patterns","No-code automation democratizes workflow building. 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