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🎨 Frontend Developer resume example

A frontend developer resume example built to pass applicant tracking systems and impress a hiring manager on the same read. It leads with the exact stack recruiters search for, React, TypeScript and Next.js, and turns every UI project into a number: load time, Core Web Vitals, accessibility score, or bug count.

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This example contains 28 of 59 ATS keywords employers use for Frontend Developer roles.

Keywords come from the same dictionary the 22skills ATS checker scores against. Matched terms are shown in green.

Example resume

Fictional example. Name, employers and numbers are invented; the structure and keywords are real.

Sofia Delgado

Frontend Developer Β· React & Web Performance

Miami, United States

About

Frontend Developer with 5 years of experience building fast, accessible interfaces in React and TypeScript for consumer products. Rebuilt a checkout flow that cut load time 45% and raised Core Web Vitals from 62 to 96, and treats accessibility (a11y) as part of done. Owns components from Figma handoff to production, with Jest and Cypress tests on every release.

Experience

  • Palmview DigitalΒ· Senior Frontend DeveloperMiami, FL (hybrid)2023-05 – Present
    • Rebuilt the checkout flow in React and TypeScript, cutting load time 45% and raising Core Web Vitals from 62 to 96.
    • Migrated 40 legacy jQuery pages to Next.js over two quarters with no downtime and a 30% drop in front-end bug reports.
    • Built the design system in Tailwind CSS with 60 documented components, shrinking the CSS bundle 38%.
    • Own the front-end test suite in Jest and Cypress in CI, catching regressions before release and halving production UI bugs.
    • Led the accessibility (a11y) audit and fixes that brought the product to WCAG 2.1 AA, opening two enterprise deals that required it.
  • Coral Bay StudioΒ· Frontend DeveloperMiami, FL2020-08 – 2023-04
    • Built responsive marketing sites and web apps in Vue.js and React for 12 agency clients, all shipped on time.
    • Moved the build tooling from Webpack to Vite, cutting local rebuilds from 20 seconds to under 1.
    • Introduced Cypress end-to-end tests on the three highest-traffic flows, cutting regression bugs 30%.
    • Worked directly from Figma handoff with designers and set up a shared component library reused across client projects.
  • Sunfield AppsΒ· Frontend Developer InternMiami, FL2019-06 – 2019-09
    • Built UI components in React and CSS Modules for an internal admin tool used by 25 staff.
    • Participated in two-week Agile sprints and code review with senior engineers.

Education

  • University of MiamiΒ· B.S. Computer ScienceComputer Science2015-08 – 2019-05

Projects

Certifications

  • Meta Front-End Developer Professional Certificate Β· Meta (2022)
  • Google Mobile Web Specialist Β· Google (2021)

Why this example passes the ATS

  • The summary names the role and core stack, React, TypeScript and Next.js, in the first sentence, and a Core Web Vitals result in the second, which is what both ATS keyword scans and recruiters look for first.
  • Every bullet pairs a technology with a measurable outcome, for example the checkout rebuild that cut load time 45% and raised Core Web Vitals from 62 to 96.
  • Skills are grouped into core technologies, frameworks, styling and build tools with exact terms like "REST API", "Tailwind CSS" and "CI/CD", so keyword matching works without a 40-item wall of text.
  • Accessibility shows up as its own line item, "accessibility (a11y) and cross-browser compatibility audits", not buried, because a11y is now a standard screening keyword for frontend roles.
  • Certifications use full official names, "Meta Front-End Developer Professional Certificate" and "Google Mobile Web Specialist", so both the long form and any acronym match.

Frontend Developer ATS keywords in this example

Grouped the way the checker groups them. Green terms appear in the example above; grey ones are in the dictionary but not used here.

Core Technologies

5/11
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • REST API
  • ES6+
  • DOM
  • Web APIs
  • JSON
  • GraphQL
  • WebSockets

Frameworks & Libraries

6/11
  • React
  • Vue.js
  • Next.js
  • Redux
  • React Query
  • jQuery
  • Angular
  • Svelte
  • Zustand
  • Ember.js
  • Gatsby

Styling

4/11
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Sass/SCSS
  • CSS Modules
  • Responsive Design
  • Styled Components
  • CSS-in-JS
  • Bootstrap
  • Material UI
  • Chakra UI
  • Flexbox
  • CSS Grid

Build Tools

7/13
  • Webpack
  • Vite
  • ESLint
  • Git
  • GitHub
  • Jest
  • Cypress
  • Babel
  • npm
  • Yarn
  • Prettier
  • CI/CD
  • Playwright

Soft Skills

4/8
  • Accessibility (a11y)
  • Code Review
  • Agile
  • Responsive Design
  • UI/UX Collaboration
  • Performance Optimization
  • Cross-browser Compatibility
  • Mobile-First

Certifications

2/5
  • Meta Front-End Developer
  • Google Mobile Web Specialist
  • AWS Certified Developer
  • JavaScript Certification
  • React Certification

How to adapt this example to your own experience

  1. 1Swap the framework for whatever the job post names, this example uses React and Next.js, but the same structure works for Vue.js, Angular or Svelte.
  2. 2Replace the performance numbers with your own: load time, Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse score, bundle size, or bug count reduced.
  3. 3Keep the skills section to 15-22 tools split across core technologies, frameworks, styling and build tools, matching the categories this example uses.
  4. 4If accessibility work is part of your experience, give it its own bullet like this example does, do not bury it inside a general "built the UI" line.
  5. 5Cut framework and library names you have only touched once. List what you would be comfortable being interviewed on tomorrow.

Questions about the Frontend Developer resume

How long should a frontend developer resume be?

One page for up to about five years of experience, two pages at most for senior or staff frontend engineers with multiple shipped products. Keep the current role and skills section on the first page since that is what gets scanned first.

Do I need to list every JavaScript framework I have used?

No. List the frameworks and libraries you can speak to in an interview, grouped by category, and lead with whatever the job description names first. A focused list of 15 to 22 skills reads better than 40 loosely related keywords.

How important is accessibility (a11y) experience on a frontend resume?

Increasingly important. Many job posts now list WCAG or a11y directly as a requirement, so a dedicated accessibility bullet, even a small one, signals that you build inclusive interfaces by default, not as an afterthought.

Should I include a portfolio link on a frontend developer resume?

Yes, alongside GitHub. A live project or portfolio link lets a recruiter see real UI work in seconds, which matters more for frontend roles than for most other engineering disciplines.

Is this resume format safe for ATS software like Greenhouse or Lever?

Yes. It uses a single column, standard section headings, plain text bullets and consistent dates, which is what parsers in Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and iCIMS read reliably. Export as a text-based PDF, never an image or a heavily designed two-column layout.

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