Case study / Product page
CV dossier
A dense professional dossier that turns CV content into a structured, printable, and linkable interface.
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- language routes
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- PDF outputs
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- dossier structure
Context / Role / Constraint
What the case needed to solve.
The CV domain is not a marketing landing page. It is an evidence surface for roles, skills, work history, language, and downloadable PDFs.
Information hierarchy, bilingual page structure, PDF output checks, and responsive implementation.
The page needed to stay readable as a CV, work as a website, and preserve enough structure for PDF exports.
Case process
From constraint to artifact.
The process is written as a working rail so the decisions can be audited, not only admired.
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Define evidence order
Separated summary, experience, capabilities, languages, and downloads into a repeatable reading rhythm.
Dossier outline - 02
Make bilingual structure stable
Kept the page architecture consistent while allowing local language content to differ.
RU and EN routes - 03
Check print surfaces
Generated and rendered PDFs so the downloadable version can be reviewed visually.
PDF render proof
Selected screens / assets
Evidence from the work.
Dossier grid
The page treats CV data as a working dossier, not a hero-first personal site.
- Profile and role summary
- Experience with concise evidence
- Capabilities and tools
- Downloadable PDF variants
CV readability
The redesign reduces ambiguity by making every section answer what a recruiter or collaborator needs next.
A CV can become a long stack of equal-weight facts with weak scanning paths.
The dossier gives each fact a location and keeps language, PDF, and web contexts aligned.
Result / Learning
What changed.
The app separates Russian and English profile routes, includes rendered PDFs, and keeps dense career information scannable through restrained sectioning.
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