It sounds kind of anachronistic, although I think there might be some markets for that outside of this bubble. If you're looking for critique, I think your landing page is extremely noisy for such a simple idea. You'd probably get better traction with a more focused design.

You should talk to users...in this case users are not just the people who put their CV/resume on your site, but also the recruiters, hiring managers, and interview committees who will be looking at the CV/resume. Their applicant tracking systems expect a file to be uploaded, pasted, or entered manually so that they can run it through a scanner to match keywords or whatever. As an interviewer, I get the resume attached to calendar invites, so it needs to be uploaded for that to work.

So go talk to the users and ask them what they need to make their jobs easier. For applicants, maybe they need a way to submit a basic resume, and then for each job, they can paste a link to the job description, and you can have generative AI revise the resume to match the job being applied for, and then they can download the PDF and use it to apply to that job.

I like the idea of the /now page but I wouldn't assume all your customers know Derek Sivers or want the extra work.

For the resume I'm not looking to publish publicly my resume, I just want to publish enough that it gets someone to contact me for my full resume.

I have noticed this open format for resumes which I quite like and maybe there is something you can do with it:

https://jsonresume.org

Good luck!

I actually write my resume in html and just use Firefox to make a PDF out of it so I just scp to /var/www/html since that's practically free.

It's easy to just jump in and another <ul> tag when I learn something or switch companies. I don't like spending a ton of time on it since no one else seems to read it anyway.