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Credible accessibility proof strengthens customer trust. Learn how CollegeSource moved from a reactive to a proactive strategy—one that led to smoother procurement conversations and stronger customer confidence. Get the story (and more) in our new playbook: https://lnkd.in/ez23xgRn #DigitalAccessibility #A11y #CustomerTrust

What if 350 million people couldn't use your product?     That's the estimated number of people globally with colorblindness, and it's exactly the population Mattel, Inc. and ColorADD - Color Identification System founder Miguel Neiva set out to serve with their colorblind-accessible UNO deck. In episode 4 of What Comes Next, our podcast with Making Space and Advertising Week, Miguel tells hosts Keely Cat-Wells and Dana Randall the story behind the innovative partnership that made a well-loved household game more inclusive. Dig into the origin of the ColorADD x Mattel partnership, how Miguel's design language is now used in 62+ games, and how the collaboration drove a 66% jump in sales. Don't miss an episode — subscribe now.    Get the full episode on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/e7s69vE4    #AccessibleDesign #InclusiveDesign #A11y    Video description:   A clip of Miguel Neiva, a man with short greying hair wearing dark-framed glasses and a black button-down shirt, speaking directly to the camera in front of a plain background. At the end of the video is a graphic promoting the What Comes Next podcast featuring Dana Randall and co-host, Keely Cat-Wells, and the text "What Comes Next." Then the logos of YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify come up one by one. 

Your organization is rolling out AI. But does it work for everyone?    We’re excited to have Laurie Allen, Senior Accessibility Technology Evangelist at Microsoft, as our keynote speaker at our Level Up User Conference. She’ll use her expertise to break down:    → Why AI can both remove and create barriers for people with disabilities  → What accessibility looks like at every stage of the AI lifecycle  → Real-world examples for building AI that's responsible, inclusive, and usable by everyone    📅 September 22nd, 10:15–10:45am ET  Get more details about Level Up: https://lnkd.in/gXev9ryj    #AI #DigitalAccessibility #A11y 

Great turnout at the North Carolina Digital Government Summit this week! It was a pleasure attending alongside so many leaders focused on improving the digital experience across the state. One theme that really stood out was the importance of mirroring the staff and citizen experience. The technology we use internally should be as intuitive and accessible as the technology we provide to the public. At Level Access, we’re proud to help organizations make sure their digital technology is accessible for everyone, creating better experiences for employees, citizens, and the communities they serve. #DigitalGovernment #GovTech #DigitalAccessibility

Shipping a fix after accessibility issues are flagged isn't proof of accessibility. It's proof that issues existed. In his latest article, our Chief Accessibility Officer, Jonathan Avila, CPWA, breaks down the difference between proving asset-level accessibility and proving you have a real process to catch—and prevent—accessibility barriers next time.

If you lead accessibility work, you know it’s not always easy to prove impact. Good news: our upcoming roundtable has your roadmap for moving past this challenge, so your next meeting with execs or legal is backed by real proof. Register now: https://lnkd.in/g3t3XRBU 

Quick gut check: Is your organization taking the right action to make your digital content accessible? How will you keep it accessible as it evolves? Take our brief self-assessment to get a clear snapshot of where you stand today, benchmarked against our Digital Accessibility Maturity Model, with immediate next steps to close any gaps. It only takes a few minutes. Your link is in the comments. 👇    #DigitalAccessibility #A11y

If you’ve noticed accessibility lawsuits are surging in the U.S., but aren’t sure what that means for your organization, you’re not alone, and it’s worth getting ahead of. In our recent legal briefing, disability rights attorney Eve Hill joined Level Access's Corbb O'Connor and Jonathan Avila, CPWA to break down where things stand heading into the second half of 2026. In the full session, you'll learn how to: → Gauge EAA exposure based on the first year of enforcement actions → Understand ADA litigation trends and the Title II deadline extension → Limit cross-regional accessibility risk in the second half of 2026 (and beyond) This is what you need to update your compliance plans. Get the recording: https://lnkd.in/eenjaGzS Video description: A woman with shoulder-length reddish-brown hair, bangs, and dark-framed glasses speaks directly to camera in a webinar-style talking-head shot. She wears a red blazer over a black top. She's seated against a light, textured background. The Level Access logo is fixed in the top-left corner throughout.

Level Access is an Inc. 5000 company for the 10th time. 🎉 Once again, we’ve made the list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, a milestone powered by the trust of our customers and partners. Thank you to the entire Level Access community for helping us reach this moment and continuing to build a better digital world for everyone. P.S. Now is the perfect time to join the community. Follow us for what’s next. #Inc5000 #DigitalAccessibility Inc. Magazine

Effort doesn't secure budget, evidence does. You're doing the right work on accessibility. But when leadership asks for proof it's working, do you have it? Is it easy to point to? If not, that's the evidence gap. And it's the reason your program loses buy-in and funding. The Accessibility Reporting Playbook gives you a framework for closing that gap: • A roadmap for proving accessibility progress • A way to connect that progress to the outcomes leaders care about • A real case study showing how this works in practice The playbook is waiting for you in the comments. 👇 #DigitalAccessibility #Accessibility #Compliance #A11y Video description: Scene 1: The Level Access logo appears in the top left corner, with "AI Voiceover" text in the top right. A phone's home screen shows a new email notification from Jack Smith, VP of Legal, reading "Great to know the team is active on accessibility, but how do we know it's actually working?" Scene 2: A white woman with light brown hair, wearing a black sweater, speaks to the camera. On-screen text reads "The Evidence Gap." Scene 3: A screen recording shows the playbook, including the sections "Accessibility Reporting Playbook: How to Prove Compliance and ROI," "Accessibility proof in practice: a case study," and "Show the real impact of your accessibility work." Scene 4: Same as Scene 2: The woman in the black sweater returns to camera.