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Triptych
The header cut into three ruled bands: the name, the headline under a rule, the contact run under another. Everything below the header is the plain single column, so the shape is doing one job at the top and nothing else.
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
- triptych
- Sheet
- Letter, 8.5 × 11 in
- Margins
- 0.7 in on all four sides
- Body
- 12 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
- 23.40 pt
- Section headings
- Capitals, 14.40 pt, 0.12 em tracking, over a 0.60 pt rule
- Section gap
- 15 pt. Entry gap 7 pt.
- Bullets
- Filled disc, 1.92 pt between them
- Columns
- One. No column split, and no risk of a misread reading order.
- Arrangement
- header set triptych.
- Photo
- None.
- Accent
- #232936, 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 that open with a long contact run. Email, phone, location and a profile link all get a line rather than a wrap.
- A person with a strong one-line positioning statement worth giving its own rule.
- One-column, single-paragraph-per-role documents where the entries are already short.
- Print, where a ruled band is a structure a photocopier preserves.
Bad at
- A short contact block. Three bands for two facts is a lot of furniture.
- A name that wraps, or a long professional title, because the middle band is one line tall.
- Printers that eat thin rules, since the bands are carried entirely by two hairlines.
- Anyone who reads a band as a table of contents entry and expects a page number after it.
ATS profile
Clean
Still one column, still no tables, still no images. The three bands are paragraphs separated by borders, so a text extractor reads name, headline, contact, and then the sections in order.
That is the point of the shape: it is a visual arrangement that happens to be a linear one. The DOM order is the reading order and the rules are decoration.
If you are comparing it against classic and worried about parsers, this is the same document with a more decisive header.
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.
Helen Nakamura
Product Manager, Payments
- helen.nakamura@example.com
- +1 415 555 0119
- San Francisco, California
- linkedin.com/in/hnakamura
Profile
Product manager, eight years, mostly payments. Comfortable with a ledger and impatient with a meeting about a ledger.
Experience
Ledgerline
2022 – Present
Product Manager, Payments · San Francisco, CA
- Shipped a refund flow that cut support contacts about refunds by 44%.
- Own the roadmap for two integrations used by 6,000 merchants.
Harbor Payments
2020 – 2022
Associate Product Manager · San Francisco, CA
- Ran the migration of 380 accounts off a legacy processor with no downtime.
Tidewater Pay, Seattle, WA
2018 – 2020
Product Manager
- Owned the merchant onboarding flow end to end.
Education
University of California, Berkeley
2012 – 2016
B.S. Computer Science
Skills
- Delivery
- Discovery, roadmapping, launches
- Analytics
- Amplitude, Looker, SQL
Recognition
- Product Hunt, top 5 fintech, 2019
Use this template
Opens the builder on Triptych 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 Triptych in the builder
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