Designer
Basel is built on a Swiss grid. Your name opens the page in large, tightly set black type above a bold bar that turns from signal red to black exactly where the label column ends. Below it, every row keeps to the same three columns: short section labels hang in a white left margin, dates and locations stack in a narrow grey column of their own, and your titles, employers, and bullet points fill the wide column on the right, each section opening under a fine full-width rule. Small red dashes mark the bullet points, the only colour on the page besides the bar.
Basel suits product, UX, and brand designers, product managers, engineering leads, and design-minded researchers and consultants who want a resume that looks designed while staying black and white. The aligned columns let a reader run down your dates, roles, and results at a glance, and your profile, projects with their links, education, skills, and achievements all keep to the same grid, so a full career still reads as one composed page.
Every word on the page is real, selectable text under standard section headings, so applicant tracking systems can read it. Note that some older ATS software reads multi-column layouts less reliably than a single column. Download your Basel resume as a PDF or Word document (.docx) — free, no watermark.
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