The answer is your actual accomplishments. That's what should get the most space and attention on your resume.
Salary expectations and personal details like age or family status don't belong on a resume at all, and being comfortable with new technology is a nice-to-have, not the focus. What actually gets you hired is showing what you've done — real, concrete accomplishments.
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