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Each section sits on a band of its own: a faint tint with a heavier edge of the accent down the left. The bands are the section structure, so the headings carry no rule at all.
The numbers
Every figure below is a value in the template registry the builder ships (assets/js/render/templates.js), or a size derived from it by the same multipliers the document stylesheet uses. Body text is not the preset’s nominal point size: it is that figure corrected for the face’s optical size, which is why a 10 pt Helvetica preset renders at 11.73 pt here. Nothing on this page is a measured pass rate or a hiring outcome, because neither exists.
- Builder id
- banner
- Sheet
- Letter, 8.5 × 11 in
- Margins
- 0.55 in on all four sides
- Body
- 10.50 pt, 1.36 line height
- Face
- System UI, web-safe. The reference face, at its own point size.
- Line length
- 76 characters, about 38 em, capped and centred
- Name
- 20.47 pt
- Section headings
- Title case, 14.36 pt, no rule
- Section gap
- 11.90 pt. Entry gap 7 pt.
- Bullets
- Filled disc, 1.68 pt between them
- Columns
- One. No column split, and no risk of a misread reading order.
- Arrangement
- section tint.
- Photo
- None.
- Accent
- #3a35bd, changeable in Design
- Colour
- Colour allowed. A mono printer greys the accent; the rules still carry the structure.
What it is for
Good at
- Documents with many short sections, where a tinted ground is a faster boundary than a rule.
- Colour printing, where a 2% tint of the accent is a whisper and still visible.
- A page that needs warmth and structure at once, which is the specific problem this preset solves.
- Screen reading, where a visible ground is a clearer boundary than an implied one.
Bad at
- Monochrome printing, where a 2% tint is a flat grey block and the heavier left edge is the only thing left standing.
- A dense section. A tint behind forty lines is a slab, not a band.
- Accessibility settings that override backgrounds, which will drop the tint and leave the edge on its own.
- Readers who read a tinted panel as a callout and expect the content inside it to be the important part.
ATS profile
Clean
One column, no tables, no text boxes, no images, and a heading alone on its line. A band is a background and a border on a block, which is the same class of object as a rule.
It is worth being precise about the distinction that matters. A text box is a floating shape with the text placed inside it in an order the DOM does not describe, and that is what breaks parsers. A panel here is a block with a background, and the DOM describes it correctly.
The print caveat is real though: a 2% tint survives a good laser and does not survive a photocopier. For paper, print-safe is the same idea with every fill stripped.
Still yours to get right
A clean layout with a placeholder employer named “Company 1” is still a document a parser discards. No template can fix a sentence that describes effort instead of effect. Start with the resume basics guide and the one on quantifying impact.
Leah Marchetti
Customer Success Lead
- leah.marchetti@example.com
- +1 646 555 0133
- New York, New York
Profile
Customer success lead, eight years in B2B software. Turned a support queue into a retention number and then had to explain it to the board.
Experience
Verity Software
2021 – Present
Customer Success Lead · New York, NY
- Own 40 enterprise accounts, $18M of recurring revenue.
- Net revenue retention 104%; the two prior years were 88%.
Halden Data
2018 – 2021
Customer Success Manager · New York, NY
- Managed the mid-market book of 90 accounts.
Skills
- Practice
- Renewals, QBRs, churn analysis
- Tools
- Salesforce, Gainsight, Looker
Education
Barnard College
2010 – 2014
B.A. Economics
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