Task 1: Design an ATS-Friendly Resume Using Basic HTML Tags

Objective

Create a simple ATS (Applicant Tracking System) Friendly Resume using only basic HTML tags. This activity helps students practice fundamental HTML concepts while understanding how resumes are structured for automated recruitment systems.

What is an ATS-Friendly Resume?

An Applicant Tracking System (ATS) is software used by employers to scan, store, and filter resumes before they reach recruiters.

Characteristics of an ATS-Friendly Resume

Simple and well-organized layout
Clear section headings
Readable fonts and text
No complex graphics or excessive formatting
Relevant keywords related to the job
Easy for software to parse

Task Requirements

Create a single HTML webpage that contains the following sections:

Personal Information
Career Objective
Educational Qualifications
Technical Skills
Work Experience / Academic Projects
Certifications
Strengths
Languages Known
Declaration

HTML Tags to Use

HTML Tag	Purpose
<html>	Root element
<head>	Document information
<title>	Browser title
<body>	Visible content
<h1> to <h3>	Headings
<p>	Paragraphs
<font>	Font styling (learning purpose)
<img>	Profile image
<a>	Hyperlinks
<ul>	Unordered list
<ol>	Ordered list
<li>	List item
<table>	Create tables
<tr>	Table row
<th>	Table heading
<td>	Table data
<hr>	Horizontal line
<br>	Line break
<center>	Center alignment (learning purpose)

Submission Guidelines

Create a file named resume.html.
Store images in the same folder as the HTML file.
Use proper indentation and meaningful headings.
Ensure hyperlinks work correctly.
Test the webpage in a browser.

Learning Outcomes

Understand the structure of an HTML document.
Use basic HTML tags effectively.
Create tables, lists, hyperlinks, and images.
Develop a simple ATS-friendly resume webpage.

Expected Output

A clean, well-structured ATS-friendly resume webpage created using only the basic HTML tags listed above.

As a reference follow the same pattern in designing the resume as given below