HomeMatchup
Liam Cooper, Front-End & CMS Developer at HomeMatchup
Engineering

Liam Cooper

Front-End & CMS Developer
8 years in the field

Builds the templates and holds the speed budget every page has to fit inside.

Liam builds the front end and the publishing system the content team works in. His constant is the performance budget: this site ships static pages with almost no client-side JavaScript, because a homeowner on a phone with two bars in a wet loft does not care how sophisticated the stack is.

He owns the templates, which is where accessibility either happens or does not — semantic structure, focus states, contrast, and forms that work with a keyboard and a screen reader. Retrofitting that later is how sites end up with an accessibility statement and no accessibility.

He also builds the embeddable calculators and widgets other sites run, which have to be fast and self-contained on somebody else's page.

What this profile does not claim

Liam is a real member of the HomeMatchup team and the role and experience above are accurate. You will notice what is missing: no licence numbers, no certifications, no former employers, no awards.

That is deliberate. We ask every contractor in our network to prove their credentials at the source before we will introduce them to you, and it would be indefensible to decorate our own profiles with claims you have no way to check. Where a team member holds a verifiable public credential, it will appear here with a way to look it up — and not before. Read the editorial standards, including the correction we published when this site failed that test.

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Yes — Liam Cooper works at HomeMatchup as a Front-End & CMS Developer. We state that explicitly because this site once published an expert panel that was illustrative rather than real, and retracted it. Every profile on this site now describes a real member of the team, and claims nothing about them that we cannot stand behind.
Builds the templates and holds the speed budget every page has to fit inside. In practice that means builds and runs the site, the matching flow, and the speed budget every page has to live inside.
No. No contractor can pay for placement in a match, a mention in a guide, or a change to what a page says. The editorial team does not report to the commercial team, and guides that advise a homeowner to repair rather than replace — or to wait — are a normal output of that separation.

The job will still be there next month.

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