About this block

Who I Work With describes the ideal client across four criteria, Stage (seed to series B), Team size (two to twenty), The problem, and Pace, then names three situations that are a poor fit with an honest reason for each. The not-for column closes with a line inviting anyone unsure to send a short note.

Fit rows and not-fit rows are two separate arrays. Adding the who-this-is-not-for column with a reason per row is the distinctive choice: it signals confidence and saves both sides from a mismatched engagement.

When to use

Reach for this block as the qualification section of a freelance portfolio, placed after services and before a contact form. The installer swaps the stage range, team size, problem description, and the not-for situations to match their own practice.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Services sections
• Process sections

After

• Contact sections
• Testimonials

What you can display

One strong use is the product designer ideal-client qualifier. Other fits:

• Developer fit block. Stack preferences, codebase maturity, and who is a wrong fit by project type.
• Agency fit block. Budget band, team size, and the three engagement types the studio does not take.
• Writer fit block. Content type, audience, and the turnaround expectations that are outside scope.

Tip: the not-for section only works if the reasons are real; a vague reason like not a good match is weaker than naming the actual dynamic.