Enhance Your Resume with AI: Full-Stack Web App Showcase

Enhance Your Resume with AI: Full-Stack Web App ShowcaseEnhance Your Resume with AI: Full-Stack Web App Showcase

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Atul Mishra

• Jul 5

AI Resume Analyzer is a full-stack web application that helps users evaluate and improve their resumes using AI-powered analysis. Users can securely upload their resumes, receive instant feedback on skills, formatting, ATS compatibility, and overall quality, along with actionable suggestions for improvement.

I built this project using Next.js for the frontend, MERN stack technologies for backend services and database management, and Python for AI-driven resume analysis and processing. The application features a responsive user interface, secure authentication, fast file uploads, and real-time analysis results.

This project strengthened my skills in full-stack development, API integration, AI workflows, database design, and creating scalable, user-friendly web applications.

Web Design Web Development Next.js Python TypeScript

Mara Mel

• Jul 4

My submission for the Wonder Challenge is live ✨

I created my personal portfolio website with Wonder — from prompt-based design exploration to a complete Marmel portfolio experience.

Wonder helped me build the design foundation quickly, Claude helped bring it into code.

Live portfolio: Web site live

Wonder project: https://app.wonder.so/mara-melkonyan/files/019f1da4-b75f-7486-856a-181471ba5994

Don’t forget to leave me a message in the Playground section. I’d love to read it.

wonderchallenge UX Design Web Design Web Development Claude Wonder

Anna asol_design

pro

• Jul 4

Great

Damir Cosic

pro

• Jul 4

I shared that faceted V logo yesterday. Here's what it was for.

Vantage Access, a Framer template for high-rise window washing and rope access companies. Wanted to bring the story full circle for anyone who was following along.

Here's the thing about this industry: it doesn't sell on price. It sells on trust. Certifications, safety record, real project history, that's what actually gets a facilities director or property manager to sign a contract.

Most trade templates don't reflect that at all. So I built one that does: an editorial, credibility-first design with 5 CMS collections (Services, Projects, Safety & Certifications, Testimonials, Legal Pages), and certification cards that are text-only on purpose, no unverifiable badge logos.

It's free on the Framer Marketplace: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/vantage-access/