Portfolio
A Behance page, personal site, or structured work link should be visible.
Tools
Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, or motion tools should be listed clearly.
Project Type
Branding, social media, web visuals, or print work should be easy to understand.
Creative Impact
The business or campaign effect of design work should not stay hidden.
Example summary
“Graphic designer working across branding, social media, and digital campaign visuals. Strong in Figma, Illustrator, and Photoshop, with a focus on building clear visual systems, protecting brand tone, and keeping creative production fast and organized across revision cycles.”
What should stand out?
- Portfolio link and project selection
- Toolset and design-specialty level
- Branding, social, digital, or print experience
- Creative work tied to delivery or campaign outcomes
Example bullet points
- Designed campaign visuals across digital and print formats while maintaining brand consistency.
- Built repeatable social-media design systems that improved production speed.
- Created landing-page, banner, and ad visuals using Figma and Adobe tools.
- Improved design delivery flow by organizing revisions and asset handoff more clearly.
Common mistakes
- Missing portfolio link
- Listing tools without project context
- Using a visually messy CV that hurts readability
- Ignoring the output or impact of the design work
Creative CV Example
Compare this if you want a more design-led presentation style.
Create a PDF CV
Review final PDF structure before sending portfolio-led applications.
CV by Profession
Return to the wider creative and corporate role cluster here.
Create your graphic designer CV
Turn your portfolio, tools, and creative project history into a stronger CV inside app.cvmaker.tr.