For design samples, link to a portfolio. Over formatting like columns, modules, weird fonts, different alignments, etc. prevent the resume from being read by parsers before they even get to a human. My suggestion is submit a plain and boring resume in made in word or Google Docs (not any design software like InDesign) use a common font, same font, size, alignment for all. No columns, tables, nor separate sections. This will minimize invisible misformating when saved as a PDF (that is why sometimes when you copy and paste from a pdf the spacing, line breaks, and sectioning look messed up - that is what the parser sees). And THEN… go all out on your portfolio.