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The Personal Information section is the foundation of your resume. It appears at the top of your resume and contains your contact details and professional identity.

Available Fields

You can enter the following information in the Personal Information form:
1

Full Name

Your complete name as you want it to appear on your resume.Field: fullName (string)Example: John Doe
2

Job Title

Your current professional title or the position you’re targeting.Field: jobTitle (string)Example: Software Engineer
3

Email Address

Your professional email address.Field: email (string)Type: email input with validationExample: [email protected]
4

Phone Number

Your contact phone number.Field: phone (string)Type: tel inputExample: +1 234 567 890
5

Location

Your city and state or region.Field: location (string)Example: New York, NY
6

Website

Your personal website or portfolio URL.Field: website (string)Example: johndoe.com
7

LinkedIn Profile

Your LinkedIn profile URL.Field: linkedin (string)Example: linkedin.com/in/johndoe
8

GitHub Profile

Your GitHub profile URL.Field: github (string)Example: github.com/johndoe

Form Layout

The Personal Information form uses a two-column grid layout for efficient data entry. All fields update in real-time as you type, and changes are immediately reflected in the resume preview.
All fields are optional, but we recommend filling in at least your name, email, and job title for a complete resume.

Data Structure

The personal information is stored using the PersonalInfo type:
type PersonalInfo = {
  fullName: string;
  email: string;
  phone: string;
  website: string;
  linkedin: string;
  github: string;
  location: string;
  jobTitle: string;
};

Tips

Use a professional email address that includes your name. Avoid using outdated or unprofessional email providers.
When entering URLs, you can include or omit the https:// protocol - both formats work.
Keep your job title concise and clear. This helps recruiters quickly understand your professional focus.

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