When to use Minimal
Use Minimal when your evidence is strong and you want the page to look calm. It is still one column. Skip it if you have a dense two-page history — whitespace will push you to page three. Dense careers should use Classic or Professional.
Who it suits
Consultants, designers applying through forms, product specialists.
Layout and reading order
This is a single visual layout. A single column can make reading order easier to follow. No layout is guaranteed to work in every recruitment system. Check extracted text and follow the upload instructions.
PDF and Word exports use consistent single-column layouts. To print the visual template, use the builder’s print option and check page breaks.
When another layout may help
Skip if you need to fit ten years of contracting onto two pages without losing bullets.