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A LaTeX resume template designed for optimal information density and aesthetic appeal.

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Resume-NG

A LaTeX resume designed for optimal information density and aesthetic appeal.

The features of this template include:

  • Increased information density of the resume through layout adjustments.
  • Support for generating PDF bookmarks.
  • Minimal dependencies, no default inclusion of additional fonts or icons.
  • Examples of formatting hyperlinks, footnotes, and non-emphasized content.
  • (🖼️) Support for inserting photos (please refer to the code comments).

Usage

Local Compilation

  1. Make sure you have installed a LaTeX distribution.
  2. Clone or download the code of this project.
  3. Simply run latexmk.

Overleaf Online Platform

You can directly access this link.

Macros

Common usage can be found in the example content in main.tex.

  • \ResumeName{} defines the resume title (usually the name).
  • \ResumeContact{} adds a contact information.
  • \ResumeContacts{itemA, itemB, itemC} adds multiple contact information.
  • \ResumeTitle renders the title and contact information.
  • \section{} section title.
  • \ResumeItem[]{}[][]
    1. Optional parameter, controls the content of PDF bookmarks. If not provided, parameter 2 is used.
    2. Item title, left-aligned.
    3. Optional parameter, additional information displayed after parameter 2.
    4. Optional parameter, right-aligned.
  • \GrayText{} changes the text content to gray.
  • \ResumeUrl{}{} \href command with underline, same usage as \href.

[] denotes optional parameters, {} denotes required parameters.

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Acknowledgements

This project was primarily inspired by hijiangtao/resume and further improved based on the layout concept of "increasing information density in a single page resume". It is written in $\LaTeX3$.