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Traditional serif, black and navy, no colour panels. The document a conservative reader expects.

Suits law, finance, academia, teaching and healthcare.

Baskerville, a double rule under a centred name, small-caps headings and a thread of oxblood.

Suits solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel and compliance.

Navy rules and figures set out like a table — scope and numbers first, nothing decorative.

Suits banking, investment, audit and corporate finance.

Garamond, centred small-caps headings and citations with hanging indents.

Suits academia, research and PhD applications.

A navy header band with gold rules. Quiet authority for senior roles.

Suits senior finance, consulting, sales, law and healthcare.

Teal accents, a serif name and figures set out in cards. Confident and current.

Suits engineering, data, consulting, sales and creative roles.

Black on white with generous space and hairline rules — nothing competes with the content.

Suits product, tech, research and anyone who wants restraint.

Charcoal and blue-grey, section titles on shaded bars. Corporate without feeling dated.

Suits consulting, operations, data and sales.

Code-style headings, monospaced dates and stack tags, one green accent.

Suits software, SRE, data engineering and ML.

Medical blue with a tick on every registration, so credentials read at a glance.

Suits doctors, nurses, pharmacists and allied health.

A warm page, a large display name and one bold red accent — personality, still one clean column.

Suits art & design, film and writing.

Heavy grotesk type, a big uppercase name and yellow highlighter on every heading.

Suits designers, art directors, film and studios.

Magazine typography: a Playfair name, italic section heads and a drop cap on the summary.

Suits writers, editors, journalists and media.

Courier on cream with dashed rules — a writer's page with character.

Suits writers, screenwriters, film and publishing.

Rounded, friendly and approachable, in terracotta and cream.

Suits teaching, care, counselling and people-facing roles.

The same structure, set tighter, so more fits on one page without feeling crammed.

Suits early careers, data, sales and long histories.

A hazard-stripe top edge, bold uppercase labels and tickets as solid tags — easy to read on a phone.

Suits electricians, plumbers, welders, site and field roles.