This week, we updated web CV profiles with a dedicated Projects section so you can highlight key work alongside your experience. We also added real-time status checks to public job application links to keep candidate flows up to date.
Showcase work with the new Projects section
Your web CV and public profile can now display individual projects. Each entry includes:
- Project title and description: Explain the goals, responsibilities, and outcomes of your work.
- Technology tags: List relevant frameworks, tools, or skills associated with the project.
- Direct links: Link directly to live websites, repositories, or project demos.
- Bidirectional text support: Project titles, descriptions, and technology lists automatically adjust for Arabic and English layouts, ensuring text directions and bullet points display correctly.
Live availability checks on job applications
When applying for roles through public links, Tabbio now performs a live availability check before opening the application flow. If an employer closes or removes a role, candidates are automatically redirected back to the role overview instead of landing on an inactive application form. This ensures you never spend time completing applications for positions that are no longer accepting submissions.
How to add projects to your CV
- Open your web CV editor in Tabbio.
- Locate the Projects section and select edit.
- Add your project title, a brief description, technologies used, and any external project URLs.
- Save your changes to publish the section to your public profile immediately.
Frequently asked questions
Can I include links and specific tools in my project entries?
Yes. Each project entry supports a list of technologies and an external link so viewers can explore your work directly.
What happens if I click an application link for a closed role?
Tabbio checks the role status in real time. If the position has closed, the application route redirects you to the role overview page with updated status details.