Send the URL. I reply within one working day with what is broken, and whether I should be the one to fix it.
EmailFree. A straight answer, even if you should not hire me.
Transparent scope, transparent pricing. Pick the engagement that matches where your site is today — I'll tell you honestly if another option fits better.
For sites that feel slow or lose traffic.
$1,500
Most booked — full redesign & rebuild.
Ongoing performance & growth engineering.
Audit guarantee. If the plan doesn’t move Core Web Vitals into the green, the fee comes back.
Fixed price. Written scope in 48 hours. No surprise invoices, no hourly drift.
Senior only. No bait-and-switch. The person on the call ships the work.
Sample figures, not client results.
Pick the kind of work. The picture changes with it.
A full Next.js site, designed and shipped. The old one stays live until the new one is faster.
Great for · Founders · Marketing teams · Studios
Sample figure
6.8s → 0.9s
Sample figure for a rebuild. Not a client result.
Lighthouse median
98
Performance score across the last 12 launches.
Typical launch
19d
Discovery to live — Finch Analytics marketing site.
Lighthouse
Performance score
Lighthouse
Performance score
Sample figures for one launch, before and after. Not a client result.
The names and figures in this section are sample copy.
The problem
Their marketing site was built in a page-builder plugin and dragged down every paid-ads campaign. LCP sat at 6.8s on 4G.
What I shipped
Rebuilt the whole site in Next.js with a Sanity CMS, trimmed third-party scripts to the essentials, and shipped a modern design system their team could extend.
The problem
Finch was a strong product with a weak-looking site. Trial signups were stalling and the founders had no time to redesign.
What I shipped
Positioning sprint + full rebuild with interactive product tour, pricing calculator, and a blog pipeline. Shipped end-to-end in 19 days.
The problem
The team hated updating their old WordPress portfolio and were turning down case-study publishing because of it.
What I shipped
Headless build with Payload CMS so the whole team can publish projects in minutes. Micro-animations, dark-mode toggle, and a case-study template designed to sell.
These notes are sample copy. They are not quotes from buyers.
Omar rebuilt our marketing site in three weeks. Our LCP dropped from 6.8s to under a second, and paid signups went up 41% the month after launch. He's the only contractor I've ever asked to send back for a second project.
We shipped our Series A landing site 10 days ahead of schedule. Every demo call since has started with “okay, your site is really nice”. That's not nothing when you're selling to CFOs.
Our team was spending two days publishing a single case study. Omar gave us a CMS and template that cut that down to twenty minutes. Our inbound leads doubled in the quarter after launch.
Your turn
If the work above is the problem you have, email the site. I reply within one working day with what to fix — including if you should not hire me.
Founders don’t lose money on bad taste. They lose it on slow sites, vague scopes, and teams that disappear after launch.
| DaymarkYou're here | Typical agency | Cheap freelance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who actually builds | Omar — senior, on the work | Juniors after the pitch | Whoever is free this week |
| Speed as a deliverable | Green Core Web Vitals in the brief | “We’ll optimise later” | Page-builder defaults |
| Pricing | Fixed scope, written in 48h | Open-ended retainers | Hourly, scope creeps |
| Time to launch | 2–4 weeks typical | 3–6 months | Fast, then unmaintainable |
| Proof | Before / after metrics on every job | Moodboards, few numbers | Screenshots only |
| After launch | Two weeks free, then optional retainer | Change-request fees | Gone |
A good fit
Not a fit
Most freelance horror stories start with vague scopes and silent weeks. Here's exactly how a project with me runs.
A 30-minute conversation about your goals, your audience, and what success looks like. No slide decks, no pitch — just a real audit of where you are.
A fixed-price proposal within 48 hours. Clear milestones, clear deliverables, clear timeline. You know exactly what you’re getting before signing.
I build in public — a staging URL from day one, Loom updates twice a week, and weekly review calls. Nothing is a surprise at the end.
I ship with analytics, performance budgets, and conversion tracking already wired up. Two weeks of free iteration follow every launch.
I'm Omar. I spent six years as a software engineer on marketing and growth teams, watching talented designers hand off beautiful mockups to bloated CMSs that killed every metric that mattered. In 2023 I started Daymark to fix that gap full-time.
Today the studio partners with founders, product teams, and boutique agencies to ship marketing sites, landing pages, and app surfaces that are measurably fast — and designed to earn the next click. Every project we take on is one we can personally measure the impact of.
If you're tired of “we'll optimise later”, we'll get along.
Core stack
Usually within 1–2 weeks of our first call. I only take two active projects at a time, so if we're a fit I'll either slot you in or tell you honestly when I can.
Absolutely — about half my work comes from design studios and in-house teams who want a specialist engineer. I can hand off a design system or extend yours.
Not necessarily. The Performance Audit exists for exactly this reason. In 30% of cases we uncover fixes you can ship in a week without touching the design.
I specialise in Next.js, React, and TypeScript. I happily work in Astro, Remix, and Shopify Hydrogen. I don't take new WordPress or Webflow projects.
Every audit includes a results guarantee: if the recommendations don't move your Core Web Vitals into the green on a healthy page, you get the fee back. For full projects we work in milestones so you can stop at any point.
I sign NDAs on request and keep a private case-study portfolio for clients who prefer not to be listed publicly. Just mention it on the intake call.
Send the URL and what is broken. I reply within one working day, including if you should not hire me.
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