Detonate

Detonate

Online resume for freelancers

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Detonate makes your resume available to everyone on the web! Share one link to show people what you do on a beautiful page 🎨 This is especially useful for freelancers who want a professional image online
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What do you think? …

Anna Filou
Is it possible to set a resume as private (mostly for while you're still editing it)?
Anna Filou
@jebarjonet i see, so it doesn't show up on search engine results then :) Thanks for the info. A "make private" button would still be useful though. Maybe you've shared the link with some people but then for whatever reason you don't want the resume to be accessible anymore but you don't want to delete it because you plan to use it again in the future. Standard Resume has that feature and it's really nice.
Anna Filou
@jebarjonet I see it! Took me a while to find it because it's just a checkbox so it looks like another option, not a disable button. Maybe make it more obvious? Also, I assume that if I press it I won't lose any of the stiff I've written, right? That's not mentioned though, so perhaps mention it? Because I'm afraid to press it 😆
Antoine Laffargue

Simple and good looking tool to create your online resume in minutes

Pros:

- Simple to use

- Clean and elegant design

- Easily shareable

Cons:

- Nothing

Ferruccio Balestreri
June
Looking neat!
Benjamin Duron
Wow really neat design and features!
Anna Filou

Love this, very easy to use and the resultino pages look very nice! Love the emoji integration in the skills section (would be great to have the ability to upload custom icons too though.)

When you add social media links to the “find me on the web” section (e.g. Instagram, Twitter etc) it shows the correct icon but it doesn’t pull the favicons of websites it doesn’t recognize.

Also in the “experience“ section. E.g. I work for a company, enter its details and website but instead of the page showing the website’s favicon, it just shows a standard “link” icon. I’m nitpicking here of course but I figured since your devoting time to this, why not also nail the little things?

Pros:

easy to use, looks nice and clean, no separate account necessary (twitter login)

Cons:

Limited customization (but it’s not really bad, keeps it simple), no favicons