Bluebell resume & CV template
A blue serif name between rules with matching blue rules under the headings. Formal, but not grey about it.
Experience
Senior Product Designer, Northwind
Mar 2022 – Present
San Francisco, CA
- Led the redesign of the reporting suite, cutting time-to-first-report from 11 minutes to under 2
- Built and maintained the design system now used by 4 product teams
- Ran the research programme that reshaped the 2024 roadmap
Product Designer, Lumen Labs
Jan 2019 – Feb 2022
Remote
- Owned onboarding end to end; activation rose from 34% to 58%
- Shipped the mobile app's first accessible colour system
- Ran the weekly design critique that became the team's review standard
Junior Designer, Foundry Studio
Jun 2018 – Dec 2018
Portland, OR
- Designed marketing sites for eight early-stage clients
- Built the studio's first shared component library in Figma
Education
BA, Interaction Design, Rhode Island School of Design
Sep 2014 – May 2018
Providence, RI
Certificate, Human-Computer Interaction, University of California, San Diego
Feb 2020 – Aug 2020
Remote
Certificates
Nielsen Norman UX Certification, NN/g
Apr 2023 – Apr 2023
IAAP Accessibility Core Competencies, IAAP
Sep 2022 – Sep 2022
What defines this layout
- Serif typeface
- Single column
- No photo
- Headings over a full-width rule
- Dates right-aligned against each role
Every one of these is a setting, not a constraint — accent colour, font, size, spacing and page margins stay yours under Customize, and switching template later re-renders what you’ve written rather than starting it over.
Using Bluebell as a CV
Bluebell works as a British or Australian CV as it stands, where CV and resume name the same two-page document. The second column is the thing to check before sending: copy the text out of the exported PDF and confirm it reads in a sensible order.
It sits at a normal density, which lands most histories on the two pages a non-academic CV is expected to fit.
More on the differences: CV templates and CV examples.
Is Bluebell the right choice?
Who it suits
Formal applications that want colour — a blue serif name with matching rules is more approachable than black and just as conventional.
What it does to ATS parsing
Two columns with coloured rules under the headings. All safe.
At two pages
Very good. The rules carry across and the serif face suits the length.
Use something else if
Meridian for the sans version, or Juniper for green instead of blue.
Other templates
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