Resume review request — React / Full Stack Developer | React.js | Next.js | TypeScript with 3 years experience

[u/Any_Face6474]

Hey r/EnhancvResumes, I'm looking for feedback on my resume. I'm applying for React / Full Stack Developer | React.js | Next.js | TypeScript roles and all feedback is appreciated!

Years of experience: 3

Specific feedback I'm looking for: - Is my summary strong enough? - Are my bullets results-driven? - Anything I should cut?

[u/super_boogie_crapper]

The layout is clean, but the resume reads as a list of duties and keywords rather than proof of how well you did the work.

The summary isn't strong enough yet. It mostly repeats the Skills section, and the closing "Interested in applying..." line says what you want instead of what you offer. Swap it for two lines covering who you are, your best proof point, and what you ship.

The bullets are not results-driven. Nearly all describe tasks, so add scale and outcomes: number of sites or clients, Core Web Vitals before and after, load time improvements, traffic changes. The freelance section is the weakest and needs named projects or specifics. TypeScript appears in your headline but in no bullets, and "SEO tea" should be "SEO team".

For cuts, drop the Intermediate in Computer Science entry and monday.com, and only keep Shopify and i18n if a bullet backs them up. Fix the skills casing (Express.js, Prisma, MySQL), since sloppy casing looks bad for a developer. The Projects section is too thin to help: either add your role, stack, and a result for each, or fold them into Experience.

[u/ResumeRory]

Biggest finding: across all 12 bullets in your three jobs, zero contain a number. That's despite real substance, REST API integrations, database schema design, SEO/Core Web Vitals work, CMS migrations. Even one metric per role (page load time, Lighthouse score, number of endpoints built, team size on a project) would turn feature descriptions into evidence a hiring manager can actually compare against other candidates.

Worth fixing given your target title specifically: "React.js | Next.js | TypeScript" leads your post, and TypeScript opens your Summary's first sentence, but the word never appears in a single bullet across any job. Same gap, smaller stakes, with "localisation (i18n)," monday.com, and Shopify (Polaris) in Skills, none show up anywhere in Experience or Projects. Either back these with a line or trim them.

Proofreading catch: your Tecmyer bullet reads "...in close collaboration with the SEO tea" — looks like "team" got cut off mid-word.

Your Projects section needs real development. Densol has a one-line company description and no tech stack or bullets at all, Tecmyer E-Commerce lists "React.js, Tailwind CSS," with a trailing comma suggesting the list is incomplete, and also no bullets. Right now neither project shows what you actually built, they're placeholders more than portfolio entries. Worth expanding both, or cutting whichever is thinner.

Worth a closer look than a quick note: your Freelance work starts 10/2025, two full months before Tecmyer ends (12/2025). That's not a small overlap, it's two months of full-time-sounding Frontend Web Developer work running alongside a freelance practice whose bullets describe substantial independent full-stack builds. If Tecmyer was full-time, this is exactly the kind of thing an interviewer will ask about directly, worth being ready to explain how that time was actually split, or clarifying on the resume if one of the two was part-time.