The Best Free & Premium CV & Resume Website Template
If you’re looking for a way to get an edge in a competitive job market, then you need to check out the CV and resume website templates I’ve found! To help you showcase your professional experience to potential employers, I’ve rounded up some great CV and resume website templates, including a few that are completely free!
Clean CV / Resume HTML Template
This resume website template features 2 layout options, a working contact form, social media icons, jQuery effects, Cufon font replacement, a print CSS stylesheet, and more.
Smart CV
This CV website template includes a jQuery scroller, an Ajax contact form, a clean design, cross-browser compatibility, and more.
Professional & Clean HTML CV Resume
This resume website template offers 2 layout options, 7 colour variations for you to choose from, Cufon font replacement, a PHP contact page, a portfolio page with Fancy box, and more.
One Page Resume Site
This free one page resume website template comes with a minimal design, a print-friendly layout, and more.
Awesome Online Resume/CV
This CV website template has a working contact form with validation, a print stylesheet, cross-browser compatibility, multiple colour variations, and more.
Typographic CV
This CV website template features dark and light versions, a print-ready stylesheet, a built-in Ajax/PHP contact form with spam protection, a gallery section, and more.
Sample Resume Template
This free resume website template includes a minimal design and a simple layout.
ProCV
This CV website template offers a working contact form, mobile device and print styles, social media icons, cross-browser compatibility, a minimal design, and more.
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Abhineet Kumar
February 11, 2011 at 4:01 pm
Really good templates. Thanks for sharing them. I’m going to use the clean cv/resume html template.
Pete
February 15, 2011 at 6:02 pm
I’ve never really thought of building a website for my resume, but it’s actually a really good idea, especially if you can get your site ranking in the Goggle results for your name (no chance with my name lol).
The only thing I’d be wary of is using the same template as everyone else without customisations, as the primary goal of having a resume website is to stand out surely?
Whitsundays
February 21, 2011 at 4:16 am
That’s a good selection: I think fairly minimal is the best option for an online CV, as is the case with the themes you have picked. I agree with Pete that you should customize the theme to some degree to make it your own, but not so much as to make it flashy. Unless you are a graphic designer, maybe : )
Chris
February 22, 2011 at 10:27 pm
@Pete That’s my worry as well! But these are some good starting points for ideas. It’s tough though, not all of us are graphic or web designers, so making a really great resume requires a guiding hand sometimes.
Marc
March 1, 2011 at 3:30 pm
I’ve considered building a quick resume site before, however I’m always worried about my current employer finding it. Maybe it isn’t such a good idea for people who are already in work and looking for a new job. I suppose there are plenty of explanations you could offer though.
Roz Bennetts
June 4, 2011 at 5:07 pm
Wow, I wish I’d known about these earlier this year when I was looking for a job. My favourite is the Typographic one.
pubs in bolton
July 11, 2011 at 4:05 pm
wow nice work, never even crossed my mind of having a website for my resume suppose it can only be a good think to do. thanks for the great idea