Squarespace is a platform where you can build a website and online presence with ease. When playing around on this website, it started by asking me a handful of questions to establish what I am looking for. It asked what my goal of the website is, what I will be putting on it, and what experience I have. It was very easy to get started with Squarespace.

There were many beautiful templates to pick from. I begun designing one myself. I made a login and it didn’t ask me for a charge card. They give you a 14 day free trial.

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Looking through graphic design resume templates I found some interesting ones I thought I would add here.

I am certainly draw to the ones with a splash of color. I also really like the look when the resume and cover letter have a connecting image, color, or symbol. Looking through these has given me a better idea of why why design resumes make a difference compared to a normal resume.