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1.2 - After Isamu signs up, he will be directed to enter his basic information such as name, contact info, and address in order to be used in the future resume. Nothing out of the ordinary here, just filling the various fields and checking some options from a drop down menu.
21.3 - Now Isamu arrives to the very first step of resume building. He is asked to provide information regarding his college and high school education. Using each add field, Isamu adds Brown University and his high-school. He can add more information for each item via the "Add More Info" button (which pops up a window with fields to add more data).
21.4 - Afterwards, Isamu is asked to supply different experiences to his resume. He can use the "Add Experience" field to insert an experience or a position to his resume, and then click the "Add More Information" for each experience to add details such as the position, the start/end dates, and the different tasks accomplished in each experience.
21.5 - Next, Isamu repeats the process for his leadership experiences and enters his different leadership experiences.
21.6 - When Isamu arrives to this page, he has finished entering the information for each category (Education, Experience, Leadership, etc.). Here, Isamu can change the order of categories and subcategories in the resume, and removes things that he does not want to show. The different panels have the affordance of dragging (encouraged via a small icon) and are easily removable, giving flexibility in reordering and selection.
21.7 - Having done all of the previous steps in this wizard-like design, Isamu is ready to see the final outcome of his work and explore his finalized resume. He can, of course, go back and change things easily. Once the resume looks complete, Isamu can enable the option of sharing it with employers and generate a PDF version for the career fair.
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