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how to use colors bold italic and underline sin irezumi to get an idea about that I'm going to show you this newspaper called New York Times Wall Street Journal if you look at them they're very they don't use any colors very plain and simple black and white no colors so don't use colors in resume second thing the underlines do not use underline in a resume keep it simple the maximum you can do may be bold and bold title ball heading and plain simple text let's look at your time same thing bold title plain simple text sometimes they do italic but most paper just bold hidings like this Wall Street Journal and plain text now if you go I'm gonna show you some sample so this one is plainly written the headings are created by using caps small and shedded and the subheadings are created using these bullet points dark bullet points and the lighter bullet points are the content after the subheadings they could use some balls like this one you could use the subheadings he could bold that if you...
