Case study
AI resume builder · job matcher · ATS-ready templates
VioResume positions itself as an AI resume builder and job matcher—helping users craft ATS-friendly documents, explore professional templates, and move into curated job flows (including resume checker and creation paths linked from the marketing site). The product emphasizes recruiter readability, step-by-step guidance, optional voice-led creation (“Built with Voice”), instant cover-letter pairing, and smart filters over matched roles.
Visit VioResume- Role
- Frontend Lead
- Year
- 2024 — 2025
- Platforms
- Web
- Status
- Shipped
Problem
Job seekers bounce between rigid templates that fail ATS parsers, disconnected job boards, and tools that never reconcile ‘what you wrote’ with ‘what recruiters see.’
Solution
A Next.js product surface that combines structured resume authoring with checker-style flows, template consistency, AI-guided steps and conversational resume intake where enabled, plus matching UX that analyzes the resume against roles across platforms.
Outcome
Shipped live at s3.vioresume.com with marketing (#1 Resume Builder, ATS-focused messaging), creation and resume-checker entry points, templates positioning, AI job-matching storylines, pricing, blog, and FAQ.
What makes it work.
09 features →
Hero and funnel positioning around ATS-friendly resumes and faster hiring outcomes
Resume creation flows (Create Resume / Type to Create) plus Resume Checker entry points
Professional template gallery framed for recruiter readability
AI job matching narrative—curated roles and filters by role, location, salary
Guided, step-by-step resume building with AI-assisted prompts
Optional voice-led intake (“Built with Voice”) alongside typed authoring
Cover letters bundled with resume generation where product enables it
Marketing pillars: fast drafts, mistake-aware polish, ATS-ready exports, real-time match framing
Supporting surfaces: pricing plans, blog insights, FAQ on AI matching and data security
Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
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