`quickcv` is a resume builder product. It combines a polished landing page with authenticated editing flows and data actions for saving and loading CV content.
Resume builders often feel slow, template-locked, or visually generic. I wanted a product that gets people to a clean professional result quickly while still leaving room for customization and iterative editing.
- A Next.js application with protected routes around the template editor.
- Server-side actions for saving, loading, listing, and deleting CV records.
- A component stack aimed at customizable resume templates rather than one fixed output.
- Next.js with authenticated routing and editor flows.
- Supabase-backed persistence for stored CV data.
- Drag-and-drop related dependencies for section arrangement and editor interactions.
- Export-oriented tooling such as HTML-to-canvas and PDF generation dependencies.
- Fast path from landing page to template selection.
- Persisted user data so resumes can be revisited and improved over time.
- A balance between guided templates and user-controlled customization.
This is one of the strongest product-oriented repositories in the workspace because the user flow is already obvious: sign in, edit a CV, and export a presentable result.