A web developer CV is judged by what you have built, not by how many tools you list. Put two or three live projects near the top with links, name the stack for each one, and add a result such as faster load time or more orders. Keep the layout simple so that both a recruiter and an applicant tracking system can read it without trouble.
Full-stack web developer with 5 years of experience building business websites and web apps in PHP, Laravel, MySQL and JavaScript. Delivered 30+ client projects and improved page speed on key sites by more than 40%. Comfortable working with designers, clients and remote teams.
HTML5 and CSS3, JavaScript (ES6), PHP and Laravel, MySQL, REST APIs, WordPress and WooCommerce, Git and GitHub, Website speed optimisation, Responsive design.
Lead with projects: personal sites, freelance jobs, open-source work or bootcamp projects with live links. Add your education, skills and any certificates, and explain what you built and which tools you used.
Yes. A live portfolio or GitHub page is often the first thing a hiring manager opens. Put the link near your name and keep three of your best projects there.
Match the job advert. Common ones are HTML, CSS, JavaScript, a back-end language, a database, Git and a framework such as Laravel or React.