Most teams treat mobile accessibility as an extension of their web workflows. It isn't, and that gap shows up fast: in missed issues, slow remediation, and test results that don't tell you much.
This webinar from Level Access looks at what's actually slowing mobile accessibility programs down, and what to do about it.
Tune in now and get your mobile workflows moving.
What you'll learn...
- Where traditional approaches break down. Why web-first accessibility methods don't map cleanly to mobile, and what that costs your team in time and coverage
- Levers for better mobile workflows. Practical frameworks to make mobile testing faster, more reliable, and easier to act on
- Level Access Mobile Testing Suite in action. A live demo with guidance on where to integrate the tools into your development process for the most impact
- What's coming next? A sneak preview of Level Access's mobile accessibility product roadmap
Meet the speakers
Chris Cassimus
Sr. Director of Product, Level Access
Chris leads Level Access’s product strategy for mobile and web accessibility testing solutions and AI services, where he draws on more than 12 years of experience in B2B SaaS product leadership to help organizations create and actively manage accessible digital experiences at scale.
He's passionate about using technology to drive meaningful change and is committed to advancing practical, scalable solutions that help make digital accessibility a standard part of how modern organizations build and manage their digital products.
Samantha Estoesta
Senior Product Manager, Level Access
Samantha (Sam) is a Senior Product Manager at Level Access, where she is responsible for creating market-leading products, experiences, and strategies.
With proven expertise in all phases of the product life cycle, Sam places inclusive innovation and accessible design practices at the heart of everything she does. She works collaboratively with customers, senior leaders, and design and development teams to develop products and services that foster a sense of belonging and deliver meaningful business and social impact.
During her career, she has filed over a dozen patents in the realm of accessibility and emerging technologies. Prior to joining Level Access, Sam spent nearly a decade at TD Bank where she worked in innovation roles with a focus on emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and extended reality, in addition to accessibility. Sam is also a participant in the Accessibility Guidelines Working Group - Mobile Task Force.
