Link
https://aleeksaiacc-arch.github.io/aleeksaiacc.github.io/
- Condense resume from 3 pages to 2 pages
- Move most details into most recent work and/or work you’re most proud of and prefer to talk about during interviews
- Identify older/less-relevant content that can be trimmed or merged
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Consider making the design less “safe” and more aligned with my UI style preferences
- Explore a more distinctive layout/theme (potentially with AI assistance) while staying professional and readable
- Make the resume feel like a well-designed product: intuitive, clean, emotionally resonant
- Ensure it communicates “design experiences”, not only “build interfaces”
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Apply “top-tier frontend/design-adjacent resume” layout trends
- Minimalist, modern layout with generous white space
- Clear visual hierarchy via typography + spacing (not only bold)
- Subtle, intentional use of color for emphasis (not decoration)
- Consistent alignment and an invisible grid-based structure
- Emphasis on readability: line height, font choice, contrast
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Fix the major UX issue: blue text reads as hyperlinks
- Revert all blue text that is not meant to be clickable to a non-blue color
- Audit the PDF for any remaining “hyperlink-looking” styling
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Optional: request/share the additional AI UX/design advice
- “The AI actually offered even more advice about UX/Design improvements, can share that if you're interested” (keep as-is)
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Re-evaluate “8 years of HTML and CSS experience” placement
- Decide whether to remove it as “implied / not super important anymore”
- If kept, move it out of the most prominent/top section or justify why it belongs there
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Add / highlight team lead experience
- Include duration of team lead experience
- Include scope/size of area you were responsible for (team size? product area? impact?)
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Update DMIS experience section
- Mention team leadership experience in DMIS
- Consider adding “collaborated closely with design and backend” if accurate (signals strong teamwork)
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Clarify “Scores and More” collaboration
- Specify whether you worked with a team / other people
- If yes, describe capacity/role (ownership, cross-functional work, leadership, etc.) if it’s worth including
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Strengthen TypeScript / modernization bullet
- Keep/clarify “TypeScript coverage of 99%” (ensure it’s credible and clearly scoped)
- Add: “used AI to complete a complex React upgrade 18 → 19” (as suggested) to show modern tooling usage (if accurate)
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Add work-mode context (remote/hybrid/in-person)
- Mention roughly whether experience includes remote, hybrid, and/or in-person
- Frame it as “works well in both remote and in-person” where truthful
- Design the resume as if it were a product you’re launching
- Treat the resume as your best UX case study; spacing/font/color/layout should reflect design philosophy