Keystone - Resume website template

About Keystone

Keystone is a one page site for a lawyer, banker, broker or advisor whose record is a list of closed deals: a deal sheet, set as one printed document that reads on screen and prints on one page. For anyone whose reader wants the transactions before the story.

It opens on a firm letterhead, not a hero. The name sits at display size over a role line and one short paragraph, with a solid button that pulls the CV as a PDF and a second button that prints the sheet. Beside it a hairline framed portrait plate stands over a right aligned address block, and a ruled foot row carries the admissions, the sheet reference and the last updated date.

Below that, four lettered exhibits, each hung off a vertical spine label. The closings that matter are announced as a row of double ruled tombstones the way the financial press prints them: the amount, the subject company, has been acquired by, the counterparty, the role held and the month it closed. The full record follows as a real table with a head row: the year, the transaction over a quiet detail line, the sector, the amount in tabular figures and the role. The positions are drawn live from the Resume app as plain ruled columns. Credentials sit in a bordered form grid: bar admissions, education, practice areas, languages, memberships and what the person is looking for.

The page ends the way a letter ends: yours faithfully, a ruled signing space, the typed name and title, an enclosures register with the CV, references, a direct line and an email, and one line of terms. There is no form anywhere, and every section carries print rules, so the page a visitor prints is the sheet.

The design is corporate and quiet: Noto Sans throughout with tabular figures, a white ground with cool gray surfaces, ink text and a single petrol accent. The Resume app is on and complete, with the full CV at /cv and its PDF one click away; portfolio, links and blog are off.