CV

When it came to the cv there was an infinite amount of directions it could have gone in. Main considerations were; the overall visual flow, contrast, legibility and key information,

In the end I decided on highlighting key information and making sure no area was too dense. In terms of inspiration there were a few notable examples on linkedin but unfortunately I am unable to find them again when writing this blog. Areas that I decided to be cut out was the experience part of cv as I do not have any relevant experience, this may have to changed before final submission. Another unorthodox aspect of the cv would be that it is presented horizontally and not vertically, this might also have to be altered before submission.

In keeping with the website, I aimed to keep internal consistency when it came to the fonts and colours. I chose nunito as an inoffensive font while Lora for the titling. As an accent I choose light red, which along with the overall lighter colour scheme might give some levity at the cost of contrast.

Here was the final cv as some changes were done to make it more legible and some areas are a little more sparse than what I would like but overall happy with how it read.

Looking forward, I would want to fill out the experience in the cv as well as tighten up the vocabulary.

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