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Stamped
The date range stamped on the line above the title of every job, like a docket reference. Column-reverse does the work, so the document still says the title first and only the page puts the stamp on top.
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
- stamped
- Sheet
- Letter, 8.5 × 11 in
- Margins
- 0.5 in on all four sides
- Body
- 10.67 pt, 1.3 line height
- Face
- Helvetica, web-safe. Corrected for optical size: 10 pt of Helvetica reads like 10.5 pt of the system face.
- Line length
- 84 characters, about 42 em, capped and centred
- Name
- 20.80 pt
- Section headings
- Title case, 14.59 pt, no rule
- Section gap
- 11 pt. Entry gap 6 pt.
- Bullets
- Filled disc, 1.71 pt between them
- Columns
- One. No column split, and no risk of a misread reading order.
- Arrangement
- entry stamp.
- Photo
- None.
- Accent
- #93370d, changeable in Design
- Colour
- Colour allowed. A mono printer greys the accent; the rules still carry the structure.
What it is for
Good at
- Environments where the dates are the first thing a reader looks for: claims, casework, compliance, project delivery.
- A page with many entries, where a small tracked-out range above a title is quick to scan down the left.
- One column and a restrained accent, which is the rest of the preset.
- Print, where a stamped line above a title reads as a form and forms are read carefully.
Bad at
- A reader who looks for the title first, which is most readers, and who will find the title one line further down than expected.
- A page with short entries, where a stamp above a one-line title is most of the entry.
- Non-technical readers, who read a stamp as a reference number and try to look it up.
- A parser that reads by geometry, which will read the date before the title here, and the title is the more useful of the two.
ATS profile
Clean
One column, no tables, no images, and a heading alone on its line. The stamp is an uppercased, tracked-out date range, which is text, and the text is in the DOM.
The order is the thing to know. The document writes the title and then the dates, and only the visual arrangement puts the dates on top, so an extractor reads the title first, which is the order a reader would use if they had the choice.
A parser that reconstructs from pixel geometry will get this one the other way up. That is a hypothetical about badly written extractors and no vendor publishes a figure, so this page will not put a number on it.
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.
Gordon Pryce
Senior Claims Adjuster
- gordon.pryce@example.com
- +44 151 555 0166
- Liverpool, United Kingdom
Profile
Claims adjuster, seventeen years in commercial property. Four hundred open files at a time, and a spreadsheet that is older than two of my colleagues.
Experience
Mersey Mutual Insurance
2017 – Present
Senior Claims Adjuster · Liverpool
- Handle a 400-file book averaging £2.1M in value.
- Closed 92% of files inside the 90-day service standard.
Trentham Underwriting
2010 – 2017
Claims Adjuster · Liverpool
- Property and liability, commercial and residential.
Ravenmoor Mutual, Liverpool
2005 – 2010
Claims Adjuster
- Property and liability, commercial and residential.
Skills
- Fields
- Property, liability, business interruption
- Systems
- Claimscentre, Excel
Education
Liverpool John Moores University
2003 – 2006
B.A. Business Studies
Recognition
- Adjuster of the Year, North West, 2019
Training
- Chartered Insurer, Associate, 2011
Use this template
Opens the builder on Stamped with the build dialog in front of you. The document on the page is the document that exports; there is no separate form to keep in sync with it.
Open Stamped in the builder
The draft is written to this browser and nowhere else. No account, no upload, no analytics.
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