How did I tackle this project?
Messy process
When I worked at an agency, clients often asked who would work on their project. Saying “our team” wasn’t enough; they wanted to see the actual people, their skills, and their past work.
Back then, this was messy. Everyone had their own PowerPoint slide, all in different styles. To share them, we exported PDFs, bundled them together, and sent them by email. It felt clunky, inconsistent, and far from professional.
A cleaner way of doing employee CVs
That’s where the idea for CV kit started. Instead of juggling files, I wanted a web-based place for employee profiles. Compared to PDFs or Word docs, a web approach has clear advantages:
- Always up to date — No outdated versions
- Consistent look and feel — No formatting chaos
- Shareable via a link — Fast and accessible anywhere
- Searchable and filterable — Quickly find the right people
I never aimed to build a SaaS competitor, and I never even finished the backend. But as a proof of concept, CV kit showed how UX thinking could make a painful process faster, cleaner, and more client-friendly.
Wireframes
Design system
Final designs
