How to write a CV that is easy to read
Turn your experience into clear evidence, choose a layout and check the PDF before applying.
Read the guide →A LITTLE GUIDANCE
A useful place to start.
Short guides, worked examples and a final check for each tool.
Write a cover letter with something specific to say
A practical structure for a focused opening, a convincing example and a useful closing.
Read the guide →Check a page’s meta tags before sharing it
Read the findings, distinguish essential metadata from optional social tags and retest changes.
Read the guide →Draft a useful search title and description
Use the preview to improve your copy before adding it to your site.
Read the guide →Test robots.txt rules without guessing
Check syntax and test specific paths against the crawler groups you intend to use.
Read the guide →Prepare a clean XML sitemap
Check the document and its entries before submitting it to a search engine.
Read the guide →Make an image smaller without losing the point
Choose a format, inspect the detail and compare actual output sizes.
Read the guide →Resize a photo to an exact width and height
Understand fit, crop and stretch so the result has the dimensions and composition you expect.
Read the guide →Create website icons and add them to your HTML
Generate a compact icon pack and understand where each file is used.
Read the guide →Make a QR code people can scan
Create website, email and WhatsApp codes and test the final printed or shared result.
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