Pixel resume template
Card-based experience with a skill-meter rail.
Pixel splits the page 70/30: experience lives in bordered cards on the left, while a soft-gray right rail carries skill meters, education, and extras. The card treatment gives each role its own contained space — ideal for candidates whose jobs each deserve a moment. It feels designed without feeling decorated.
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01 — Fit
Who the Pixel template is for
Designers and UX professionals
Product managers
Frontend developers
Consultants with distinct engagements
Mid-career professionals with varied roles
02 — Design
What makes Pixel look the way it does
Bordered cards for each experience entry
70/30 split with a gray right rail
Skill proficiency meters in the rail
Contained, modular composition
Modern sans-serif typography
03 — ATS
Will Pixel pass applicant tracking systems?
Two-column layouts need care: keep critical keywords and job titles in the main left column. All text is real and selectable, and modern parsers handle the split well.
Every Cvyon template exports through your browser's print-to-PDF, so the text layer stays selectable and searchable — the thing parsers actually read. After downloading, run your resume through our free ATS grader to confirm it scores well before you apply.
04 — FAQ
Questions about the Pixel template
Do the cards waste vertical space?
Cards add light padding per role, but the containment makes each position easier to scan — a fair trade for varied careers.
How are skill meter levels set?
Meters give visual weight to your ordering — list your strongest skills first for the best impression.
Is the right rail ATS-safe?
Modern parsers handle it, but keep your most important keywords in the main column as a precaution.
05 — Explore
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