Webinar | The State of Digital Accessibility: Analysis, Insights, and Action Items for 2025
The digital accessibility landscape is in a period of critical transformation, with organizations navigating rapidly advancing technologies—such as artificial intelligence (AI)—and tightening regulations.
So how are teams’ approaches to accessibility evolving to meet the demands of the current climate? And what practices set the most successful programs apart?
This on-demand webinar dives into the findings from our Sixth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report: a comprehensive report on the state of the industry, based on a survey of more than 1,400 professionals across the U.S. and Europe.
Access the on-demand webinar
In this session, our Chief Marketing Officer, Ian Lowe, and Chief Accessibility Officer, Jon Avila, unpack insights from this year’s State of Digital Accessibility Survey and discuss how organizations can apply learnings from this research to accelerate their accessibility progress in 2025.
You’ll come away with:
- Data-backed validation that digital accessibility improves business outcomes
- Key markers of accessibility program maturity, and the connection between maturity and revenue
- Best practices that set successful programs apart
- How to use our market insights to kick-start or scale a successful accessibility program
Ian Lowe
Chief Marketing Officer, Level Access
As the Chief Marketing Officer at Level Access, Ian Lowe combines 25 years of experience at the nexus of marketing and technology with a longstanding commitment to digital inclusion. Throughout his tenure at Level Access, Lowe has ensured that accessibility principles are embedded in all the organization’s marketing initiatives. He began his career in web development, and his expertise in both technical digital accessibility and inclusive marketing have distinguished him as a leading voice both within, and beyond, the accessibility industry.
Jon Avila
Chief Accessibility Officer, Level Access
Jon Avila is Level Access’s Chief Accessibility Officer, and with more than 20 years of experience he has supported numerous organizations in the development of digital accessibility initiatives. He is a member of the Accessibility Guidelines Working Group at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), where he helps develop Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) standards.
