My Graphic Design CV

folyboy2013:
My Graphic Design CV

Nice

Donald3d:
Nice

thanks

folyboy2013:
My Graphic Design CV

This is very nice...For one thing, A Graphics Designer CV shouldn't be as bland as all the other "regular cvs" out there. A graphics designer's cv should have some touch of creativity and yours rightly so, has such creativity. My CV is relatively similar to yours- I'm a creative designer too, So I hope you'll take these few suggestions in good faith.

- I think you should change the creative icons on your CV to the coloured versions...You know, to the way they are seen online (The yellow and black color theme for the Ai, the Light and dark blue colour theme for photoshop etc). It will make them pop out more, especially if you're going to be sending it online.

- I also think you should not just stop at putting the icons alone but also writing the full names in words e.g Ai-(Adobe Illustrator,) Ps-( Photoshop). The reason I think it's better this way is because if you're sending your CV to any company, their HR manager may likely be the first person to go through it, now how many HR managers know what Ai, Ps, JM stand for- Even if they do, I feel it's better to "play" safe and just write the full meanings. Don't you think so?

InZA:



This is very nice...For one thing, A Graphics Designer CV shouldn't be as bland as all the other "regular cvs" out there. A graphics designer's cv should have some touch of creativity and yours rightly so, has such creativity. My CV is relatively similar to yours- I'm a creative designer too, So I hope you'll take these few suggestions in good faith.

- I think you should change the creative icons on your CV to the coloured versions...You know, to the way they are seen online (The yellow and black color theme for the Ai, the Light and dark blue colour theme for photoshop etc). It will make them pop out more, especially if you're going to be sending it online.

- I also think you should not just stop at putting the icons alone but also writing the full names in words e.g Ai-(Adobe Illustrator,) Ps-( Photoshop). The reason I think it's better this way is because if you're sending your CV to any company, their HR manager may likely be the first person to go through it, now how many HR managers know what Ai, Ps, JM stand for- Even if they do, I feel it's better to "play" safe and just write the full meanings. Don't you think so?

Thanks man..noted.