Step 1: Go to Brand Defaults
Navigate to the Brand Defaults section in Branding.
Scroll down to the Checkboxes section.
Step 2: Define Checkbox Styles
In this section, you'll configure how your checkboxes should appear:
Empty Style: Choose how the checkbox looks when unchecked (e.g., a square outline).
Filled Style: Choose how the checkbox looks when checked (e.g., a filled square with a tick).
Color Settings:
Set a color for the empty state.
Set a fill color for the filled state.
Step 3: Add Checkboxes to a Template
Go to your Templates.
Select a template you want to edit.
Use the Checkbox icon in the editor toolbar to insert checkboxes into a text area.
Checkboxes can be used with features that support text editing, such as experience, education, free text, candidate headshot etc.
You can now enter checklist items
Your consultants will be able to check and uncheck the boxes in the CV editor, depending on the candidate's qualifications.
Note: checkboxes aren't interactive once the document has been exported or on landing pages
💡 Use Cases & Tips
Here are some common and effective ways to use checkboxes in your templates:
🔹 Candidate Requirement Checklist
Quickly highlight which job requirements the candidate meets:
☑ 5+ years of industry experience
☑ Fluent in English and German
☑ Experience with Salesforce
☑ Available to start immediately
🔹 Tech Stack Proficiency
Indicate familiarity or proficiency with tools:
☑ SQL
☑ Python
☑ Docker
☑ AWS
🔹 Soft Skills / Certifications
Summarize relevant certifications or soft skills:
☑ PMP Certified
☑ Excellent communication skills
☑ Team leadership experience
☑ Public speaking training