YAAC — LaTeX resume template
Also known as: Yet Another Awesome CV
- Layout:
- Single column
- ATS parsing:
- Text extracts in reading order — parser-reliable
- Style class:
- Styled
- Photo slot:
- Yes (optional)
- Best density:
- Entry level / fresher
- Suggested role:
- Business Consultant
- Tier:
- Pro design
Who the YAAC template is for
- Engineers in markets where a photo on the resume is customary
- Candidates who want Awesome-CV structure with a softer blue palette
- Graduate students and researchers listing projects with clear date columns
Based on the open-source YAAC design, an Awesome-CV derivative shared on Overleaf and GitHub.
YAAC template FAQ
- Is YAAC ATS-friendly, and what about the photo?
- YAAC keeps a single-column flow, so the PDF text extracts in normal reading order and parsers can follow your history. The optional photo is the main caution: automated systems ignore it, and in the US resumes usually omit photos, so leave the slot empty for ATS-heavy applications and enable it only where photos are expected.
- Do I need to know LaTeX to use YAAC?
- No. ResumeWizard compiles YAAC in the cloud, so you never install TeX or edit .cls files. Your details go into a structured online editor, a live preview shows the typeset page as you type, and the finished PDF downloads in one click. Icons, the blue accent, and the date column all render exactly as the original design intends.
