A personal page for students
dxd.link gives students and new grads a free personal page for class projects, a resume, and the links recruiters ask for. It publishes at dxd.link/yourname, works on any phone, and does not expire. You do not need a paid plan to look finished.
Blocks that matter
- TEXTParagraph
What you study, what you are looking for, and when you graduate.
- LINKHyperlink Button
Resume, LinkedIn, and a portfolio or project write-up. Each link is counted, so you can tell when a recruiter opens your resume.
- IMAGEPicture
Screenshots or photos of projects, labs, or creative work, with a short caption.
- GITHUBCommit Graph
Your contribution graph if you code, which shows steady work better than a list of repos.
- SOCIALRow Of Links
LinkedIn, GitHub, and an email link in one tidy row.
An example layout
A TEXT block with your field and what you want next, then LINK blocks for resume and LinkedIn. Below, two or three IMAGE tiles for projects and a GITHUB graph if you code. A SOCIAL row closes it.
Free and Creator
Everything on this page: every block, every skin, one published page at dxd.link/yourname, and basic views and clicks. It is not a trial.
Optional later: extra tabs for Projects or Research, a custom domain, full analytics, and no dxd.link badge. $4.99 a month when you need it.
Questions
Is dxd.link free for students?
Free is free for everyone, students included. It publishes one page at dxd.link/yourname with every block and skin, and it does not expire.
Can I tell if a recruiter opened my resume?
Basic analytics on Free count views and clicks for your page and links. Creator adds daily trends, top blocks, referrers, and countries.
What should I put on a student page?
A one-line intro, a resume link, two or three projects with images, and the profiles you list on applications. Short and current beats long and stale.
Can I change the page after I graduate?
Yes. Edit in draft, then publish when it is ready. Your URL stays the same, so links in old applications keep working.