Split Layout
A two column block with your intro on one side and resume downloads on the other. Use it to balance a personal pitch with quick access to your files.
A two column block with your intro on one side and resume downloads on the other. Use it to balance a personal pitch with quick access to your files.
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Split Layout opens with a centered heading and a short subtitle, then drops a card that is divided into two equal columns. The left column holds a full portrait photograph that fills the panel edge to edge. The right column carries a personal name and title, two short bio paragraphs, a "Learn more" link with an animated arrow, and a labeled download group with a primary PDF button, an outline Word button, and a last-updated line that includes a "Request custom information" link.
The heading, subtitle, photo, name, bio copy, and button labels are all independent text or image slots. You can swap in your own portrait, rewrite the bio paragraphs, remove the Word format button if you only offer one file, and update the last-updated date and file sizes without affecting the rest of the layout.
Use this block when you want a single section that introduces you and hands over your resume in one motion. It works well on a portfolio page built around an AI assistant product where the audience is technical, evaluates credentials quickly, and may want the resume in either format for different tooling. The two-column layout gives the photograph enough room to register without dominating, while keeping the download action immediately visible rather than buried below a long bio.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio page:
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The block suits any professional who wants a photo and a file offer in one contained unit. A few specific ways to fill it out:
Tip: keep the file size labels accurate in the button text so visitors know what they are downloading before they click.