Resume website · 2026
Latdavorn Bonilla
A single-page, mobile-first resume website for a trusted administrative professional in Providence, RI — built for recruiters.
01 / Design and content
Her story, her words.
- Her own identity
- Coral-and-teal palette, a portrait-led hero, and her portrait as the site icon — fully independent of any other brand.
- Content sections
- About, Experience (20+ years at Taco, Inc.), Areas of Expertise, Education, and Community involvement (White Family Foundation, Year Up Providence).
- Interview section
- Answers to common interview questions in her own words, including her Microsoft 365 workflow — Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint — and how she works in PowerPoint: editing and rearranging existing decks, merging older decks into the current brand template, and reviewing every slide.
- Resume download
- Every button serves the same PDF from one public endpoint, so the site and the file can't drift apart.
02 / Features
Built for recruiters.
- Recruiter Q&A
- "Ask about her experience" — an AI panel that answers only from her resume, declines anything it can't verify, and saves nothing.
- Contact form
- Name, email, company, and message, saved to a database with spam protection and rate limiting.
- Search optimization
- Page title and description built around her name, Providence, and administrative assistant keywords, plus a structured profile for Google and a sitemap.
- Domain and security
- latdavornbonilla.com purchased in her name and connected as the primary domain with SSL, with the "Edit with Lovable" badge hidden.
03 / Approach
Nothing invented.
Every fact on the site is checked against her resume. Where her resume doesn't say something — like proficiency levels for each Microsoft 365 app — the site doesn't either.
04 / Responsibilities
Who owns what.
AskKhamsay built the site as a rapid prototype and maintains it. Latdavorn owns the domain.