About this block

Cover Letter renders a single centered document inside a bordered card. A letterhead pairs the sender name and title with a small contact stack, a rule sets off the date and the recipient lines, and a salutation opens three short body paragraphs: an application for a Lead Product Designer role, a paragraph on why the company fits, and an offer to walk through two case studies. A signed sign off closes it, with an inline signature mark above the typed name and an enclosures line beneath a final rule.

The three body paragraphs are one typed array, so the letter stays easy to rewrite without touching the letterhead or the sign off. The inline SVG signature is the distinctive element: it reads as a real signed letter rather than a plain text block.

When to use

Reach for this block when a role or studio asks for a letter alongside the CV, or when a portfolio needs a personal note that a resume grid cannot carry. The installer swaps the sender details, the recipient, and the three paragraphs, and redraws or removes the signature path.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• CV header

After

• Printable CV
• CV download band

What you can display

One strong use is the tailored job application letter. Other letters fit the same frame:

• Studio introduction. A warm note to a studio you want to freelance for, no specific opening named.
• Proposal cover. A short lead in that fronts a project proposal or pitch deck.
• Referral thank you. A brief letter acknowledging an introduction and stating what comes next.

Tip: keep every paragraph to a few lines; a cover letter that runs past one screen loses the reader before the ask.