Max 10 Mo
Lila Nguyen
Graphic Designer · Brand & Digital
lila.nguyen@email.com
(555) 761-2204
Los Angeles, CA
lilanguyen.design
Profile
I design clear brand systems and campaign assets that look sharp in print and perform well on screen — on brief and on deadline.
Personal projects
Experience
Graphic Designer
Studio North
Briefly describe the context of this role...
- Led visual identity refresh for 3 mid-size brands, including logo, type and social templates
- Produced 200+ campaign assets per quarter for web, print and paid social
- Cut revision cycles 30% by introducing shared Figma component libraries
Junior Designer
Harbor Creative
Briefly describe the context of this role...
- Designed email headers, packaging comps and event collateral for retail clients
- Prepared print-ready files with accurate bleeds, color profiles and vendor specs
Interests
Visual systems, brand assets and production craft
Graphic designer resume example
Designers get hired when the resume is clean and the work impact is clear — brand systems shipped, assets produced, deadlines met.
Pair a portfolio link with bullets that show collaboration and measurable results when you have them.
What to highlight
Mistakes to avoid
Frequently asked questions
Should a graphic designer resume be highly designed?
Keep the resume clean and readable. Show creativity in your portfolio; the resume should still parse well and stay easy to skim.
Where do I put my portfolio?
In the header next to contact details. Make sure the URL is short, live and mobile-friendly.
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