Have you ever thought about turning your resume into a web app? Well, that’s exactly what I did using Next.js – a popular React framework for building server-side rendered applications.

Instead of just sending out a traditional PDF or Word document, I wanted to showcase my resume in a more interactive and engaging way. By creating a Next.js web app, I was able to include animations, interactive elements, and a more personalized touch to my resume.

One of the benefits of using Next.js is its ability to easily create dynamic routes and pages, making it a perfect choice for building a resume web app. I was able to create separate pages for my work experience, skills, education, and projects, each with its own unique layout and design.

Not only did this make my resume stand out from the crowd, but it also allowed me to showcase my skills in web development and design. Potential employers were impressed with the unique presentation of my resume and it definitely helped me stand out during the job application process.

If you’re looking to give your resume a modern and interactive makeover, I highly recommend using Next.js to create a web app version. It’s a fun and creative way to showcase your skills and experience to potential employers.