Centered Strip resume template: centered name, skills strip beneath
Centered Strip is a skills-first hybrid: a centered name over a tinted skills strip, then one single column. The spec describes it as one parser-safe column, which makes it the safest of the strip designs.
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Who the Centered Strip template is best for
- Candidates leading with skills, such as career changers and returners
- Operations, administration and project roles with a clear toolset
- Anyone who wants a modern page but not a sidebar
Less ideal for: Roles where employer prestige should lead the page.
ATS notes for the Centered Strip layout
This is a single-column family, the layout that reads in the simplest order.
- Single column with a skills strip under a centered name in every template of the family.
- Its spec calls the column parser-safe. That is a design intent, not a promise about any employer's system, so still confirm in the ATS view.
The only way to know what a parser reads from your own file is to look: export it, then run it through the ATS resume checker.
Layout specs
Read from the family's definition in the builder. Individual designs in the family vary in colour, font and detail.
- Look
- Modern
- Columns
- One
- Body text
- 10 pt
- Page margins
- 16 mm
- Contact details
- one inline line
- Section titles
- capitals
- Header rule
- No
Related template families
- Skills StripSkills strip under the header
- Big NameOversized name, one hairline
- Name BandReversed name band, plain body
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