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A paired offer that lets visitors grab both your resume and cover letter together. Use it on a hiring page where both documents matter to recruiters.
Resume Cover Letter Combo opens with a centered heading and a short descriptor sentence, then presents a two-tab panel. The "Resume" tab shows a card containing two file rows (a polished PDF and an ATS-friendly DOCX), each with a file name, format, size, and last updated date alongside a download button. A muted note at the bottom of the card summarises what the resume covers. Switching to the "Cover Letter" tab reveals the same card structure: two rows for a general PDF and an editable DOCX template, plus a second note explaining the editable version. Below the tabs a brief prompt and an outline button invite visitors to request a customised document.
The heading, descriptor, tab labels, file names, metadata lines, notes, and the contact prompt are all plain copy you can rewrite freely. You can add or remove file rows within each tab card without affecting the other tab, and you can remove the contact prompt section entirely if you prefer a self-serve-only block.
Reach for this block when you want recruiters or hiring managers to grab both documents in one place without hunting across your site. On an online education portfolio, where instructors and course designers often need to share credentials with multiple institutions, the tabbed layout keeps the two documents visually separated yet always one click apart. It works better than a flat list of links when the documents benefit from their own description and you want to nudge visitors toward the editable formats as well as the finished ones.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio page:
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Each tab card can hold whatever document variants matter most to your audience. A few directions to consider:
Tip: keep each file row to one primary and one alternative format so the card stays uncluttered and the download action stays obvious.