About this block

Repeat Clients lists the companies that came back for more work as ruled rows, each pairing the company name with a one line history of the relationship and a right aligned project count and year span. Ledger reads six projects across 2019 to 2026; Maren Studio reads five, identity work first, then the site, then seasonal campaigns. The heading is Clients who came back; the lede says seven of my last ten engagements were with companies I had already worked with.

Clients are one array with company, history, projects, and span fields. The history line is the distinctive choice, it turns a company name into a short account of how one project grew into a lasting relationship.

When to use

Reach for this block on an about or clients page where retention is the point you most want to make. The installer updates each row with a real company, the history of how the work grew, and their own project count and year span in tabular-nums order.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• About split
• Stats row

After

• Testimonials
• Contact band

What you can display

One strong use is the retention roster. Other row uses:

• Retainer clients. Ongoing accounts with a line on what each retainer covers and how long it has run.
• Returning collaborators. Repeat partners with a short history of the projects you built together.
• Anchor accounts. A handful of key clients whose work compounded from one engagement into many.

Tip: keep the history to one honest line, a first project that led somewhere, not a full case study; the project count carries the proof.