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Hugo Theme for a simple, web-based resume (and it prints)

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Simple Resume Theme is a Hugo theme that turns a YAML data file into a single-page, print-ready resume website. It provides a minimal, no-framework web resume that can be printed to PDF or paper directly from the browser.
Simple Resume Theme is an open-source Hugo theme created by GitHub user tylersayshi for building a web-based resume that is also optimized for printing. It takes resume content from a YAML data file — specifically exampleSite/data/content.yaml — and generates a clean, simple HTML resume page. The theme is distributed via GitHub and has 38 stars at the time of writing. Since it runs on Hugo, the output is static HTML and CSS with no database or server-side processing, and it can be hosted on any static hosting service.
hugo new site your-site-name (skip if you already have one).git clone https://github.com/tylersayshi/simple-resume.git.theme = "simple-resume".Yes. It is an open-source Hugo theme available on GitHub, with no mention of paid licensing or premium features. You can clone, modify, and use it for personal or commercial resumes.
You need Hugo installed on your computer to generate the static site. After building, you can deploy the output to any static web host — no server-side runtime is required.
Yes, printing is a core feature. The documentation advises setting the browser print margins to 'minimum' for the best output, and you can also set custom margins if the layout looks off.
Your resume content goes in a YAML file located at exampleSite/data/content.yaml. You replicate that file in your own Hugo project's data directory and fill in the fields.
No. The theme's stated scope is a web-based resume and its printable layout. It does not advertise blog, portfolio, or multi-page capabilities.
