case study
The resume that's always ready
A single URL that replaces every PDF you've ever emailed.
The resume problem
You spend an hour formatting a PDF. You email it. The recruiter opens it on their phone — the layout breaks. They save it, maybe. Three months later, you update your experience. Now every copy floating around is outdated.
Meanwhile, your LinkedIn profile looks exactly like everyone else's. Same layout. Same fonts. Same constraints. And building a personal website means choosing a framework, buying hosting, fighting with deployment pipelines.
Your resume deserves better than a static file in someone's downloads folder.
A living page, not a dead file
Describe your background to the AI — your experience, your style, your strengths — and it builds a polished page in seconds. Not a template with your name swapped in. A custom design that reflects who you are.
Add a contact form so recruiters can reach you without hunting for your email. Track how many people have viewed your page. Write up your best projects as posts. Host your headshot and project screenshots in the media library. Collect endorsements from colleagues in a guestbook.
One URL. Always current. Always yours.
What you need
Plan
AI-generated page
included
Contact form
included (free)
Page view counter
included (free)
Headshot & project images
media library (pro)
Endorsements
guestbook (pro)
Project write-ups
posts (free)
The core experience — a custom-designed resume page with a contact form and view counter — is completely free. Upgrade to Pro for images, endorsements, subpages, and a custom subdomain.
Building your resume page
1. Your first impression
The hero matters. Name, professional title, a one-sentence summary of who you are and what you do. If you're on Pro, add your headshot from the media library. The AI designs this to feel immediately professional and distinctive — not another template.
This is what a recruiter sees in the first two seconds. Make it count.
2. Tell your story
Work experience, education, skills, certifications. Describe them conversationally and the AI structures them into clean, readable sections. Timelines, skill indicators, grouped categories — it designs the layout to match the content.
Unlike a one-page PDF, you're not fighting for space. Give each role the context it deserves.
3. Show your work
Enable the posts plugin and write up your best projects. Each one gets its own page — far richer than a resume bullet point. Include the problem, your approach, the outcome, and what you learned.
A hiring manager reading "Reduced API latency by 40%" on a PDF has questions. A hiring manager reading your detailed write-up has answers.
4. Make contact effortless
Enable the contact form plugin. Recruiters, collaborators, and clients can message you directly from your page. No more "email me at..." — just a clean form that's always there.
Submissions go straight to your dashboard. You don't miss opportunities sitting in a spam folder.
5. Know your audience
The counter plugin tracks page views. Share your resume link in a job application — if the counter jumps, you know they're looking. It's a small signal, but a useful one.
On Pro, you can also enable the guestbook and invite former colleagues to leave endorsements. Real words from real people, displayed right on your page — more credible than any self-written summary.
Why this works
One link, always current
Update your page anytime. Every link you've ever shared now points to the latest version. No more resume_v3_final_FINAL.pdf.
Your design, not a template
The AI generates a layout that matches your personality. Clean and minimal for engineers. Bold and visual for designers. Warm and approachable for educators. The design says something about you before they read a word.
Zero maintenance
No hosting to manage, no SSL to renew, no build pipeline to debug. Your resume is always online, always fast, always secure.
Mobile-perfect
Responsive by default. Recruiters on their phone — and that's most of them — see a perfectly formatted page, not a pinch-to-zoom PDF.
More than a page
A PDF can't accept messages. A PDF doesn't tell you who's reading it. A PDF can't link to detailed project write-ups. Your bb.bi resume does all of this.
Who this is for
Job seekers
One link in every application. Always up to date. No more wondering which version you sent where.
Students & new graduates
A custom-designed page stands out from the stack of Word documents. When you're light on experience, presentation matters.
Career changers
A resume page lets you tell a narrative. Connect the dots between different chapters of your career in a way a bullet list never could.
Freelancers & consultants
Your resume is your pitch. Contact form built in. Portfolio linked. Endorsements visible. Clients can hire you from the same page they found you on.
Executives
A polished, professional presence that goes beyond LinkedIn. Achievements front and center, in a design that reflects the caliber of your work.
Anyone with a resume_final_v2.pdf
If you've ever struggled to keep your resume current across multiple files, formats, and recipients — this solves it.
Try it: an example prompt
Here's the kind of prompt that produces a strong resume page. Write naturally — the AI handles the structure and design.
I'm a product designer with 6 years of experience, previously at Stripe and Figma, now freelancing. I specialize in design systems and prototyping. Experience: - Lead Product Designer, Stripe (2021–2024): Led the design system team, shipped the component library used by 200+ engineers. - Product Designer, Figma (2019–2021): Designed the auto-layout feature and contributed to the variables system. - Junior Designer, a small agency (2018–2019): Client work across web, mobile, and branding. Education: BFA Visual Communication, RISD 2018. Skills: Figma, design systems, prototyping, user research, front-end CSS/HTML, accessibility. Style: minimal and clean — lots of whitespace, subtle typography, warm neutral palette. Include sections for experience, selected projects, skills, education, and a contact form at the bottom.
The AI turns this into a fully designed, responsive page. Edit anything afterward — the HTML and CSS are yours. Update it whenever your career does.
Your resume, reimagined.
Stop emailing PDFs. Start sharing a page that's always ready, always current, and entirely yours.