Here's how Dilly reads each axis:
- Keyword match. How many of the JD's required terms show up in the resume in real context, not stuffed.
- Format. Whether the layout parses cleanly: single column, standard sections, no tables or images blocking text.
- Density. Whether resume bullets carry enough specifics (numbers, scope, outcomes) or are too thin.
- Verb strength. Whether resume bullets lead with active, role-fit verbs instead of "responsible for."
Each gets a qualitative grade: strong, needs work, or weak. No numeric score. The grades show where to fix, not overall strength.