A personal resume website with AI: stand out in your job search
A resume file gets attached, downloaded and lost. A resume website is a link you put in your email signature, your LinkedIn profile and every application. It can show your work, not just list it. And with an AI agent it takes an evening.
What goes on it
- Name, role and one line about what you are looking for: "Product designer, 6 years in fintech, looking for a senior role in Berlin or remote".
- Experience: roles with dates and two or three results each, with numbers where you can.
- Skills and tools, grouped, without rating bars.
- Selected work: projects, links, a few images or case summaries.
- Education and languages.
- Contact: email, LinkedIn, a messenger.
The request
Make a one-page resume website from resume.txt. Clean and professional, one accent colour, easy to scan: role titles and results stand out. Add a Selected work section from the projects folder. Make the page print well on A4: when printed or saved as PDF from the browser, hide the navigation and fit on two pages.
A printable page instead of a PDF
aiput.site publishes web pages, not PDF files. You do not need one: a page with a print style turns into a clean PDF with Print → Save as PDF in any browser. Recruiters who want a file can make it themselves, and it is always your latest version. If you still want to offer a ready PDF, store it on Google Drive or Dropbox and link to it.
Privacy
Anyone with the link can open the page, and search engines may find it.
- Leave out your home address, date of birth and personal phone number, if you would not put them on a public profile.
- Keep it out of search engines if you share it only in applications: ask the agent to add a noindex tag.
- Or the opposite: if you want recruiters to find you, keep it indexable, with your name and role in the page title.
Tailor it
For an important application, ask for a variant: "Make a version that puts the fintech projects first." Your plan's site limit decides how many variants you can keep online at once; usually one well-organised page is enough.
Keep it current
New job, new project: tell the agent, then "update the website". The link in old applications keeps working and shows the latest version.
For more on showcasing visual work, see how to make a portfolio website.