CSUN 2025: Practical Strategies for Implementing Accessibility at Scale

Is technology transforming accessibility, or leaving it behind? The CSUN Assistive Technology Conference brings together accessibility leaders to explore the answers to this question, along with the latest advancements in digital accessibility and assistive technology.

In “CSUN 2025: The Future of Digital Accessibility — AI, Assistive Tech, and Inclusive Experiences,” we examined the CSUN sessions that will be covering AI and emerging assistive technologies and how these trends are shaping the future of digital accessibility.

For organizations navigating accessibility at scale, the challenge lies in embedding sustainable practices into workflows, meeting legal requirements, and ensuring that accessibility is not just a checkbox but a continuous process.

At CSUN 2025, our team of accessibility, usability, and assistive technology (AT) experts will share practical strategies for ensuring accessibility is not just implemented but sustained at scale. This is why we’re focusing on the sessions that will cover scaling accessibility across organizations, digital platforms, and compliance-driven initiatives.

Learn More About TPGi’s CSUN Sessions!

From enterprise software deployments to mobile app testing, these sessions provide real-world insights for program managers, IT leaders, developers, and compliance teams striving to create accessible digital experiences.

User-Centered Testing with User Journeys and JAWS Inspect

Speaker: Charlie Pike

Session Details: Tuesday, March 11 | 1:20 PM to 2:00 PM | Platinum 5

Accessibility testing requires an understanding of real user experiences. This session explores how user journeys and JAWS Inspect can provide deeper insights into accessibility barriers, ensuring digital products work as intended for all users.

Charlie explains how user journeys can help you build test plans and why you’ll want to attend his session. Watch the preview.

Kiosk Accessibility: What Drives It and What Are the Solutions?

Speakers: Matt Ater & David Swallow

Session Details: Wednesday, March 12 | 9:20 AM to 10:00 AM | Platinum 5

Self-service kiosks are becoming a standard in public spaces, but accessibility barriers still exist. This session explores the legal, technological, and user experience factors that drive kiosk accessibility. Learn how to design kiosks that meet compliance requirements while ensuring usability for people with disabilities.

In this video, Matt demonstrates how kiosk accessibility should work and explains why you’ll want to attend his session to learn more about kiosk usability. Watch the preview.

Talk to Me JAWS: 10 Tips to Make Documents More Screen-Reader-Friendly</h3?

Speakers: Elizabeth Whitaker & Cori Perlander

Session Details: Wednesday, March 12 | 3:20 PM to 4:00 PM | Platinum 5

PDFs, Word documents, and presentations remain essential for businesses, but many are not designed for screen reader users. This session offers 10 actionable tips to improve document accessibility, making content more inclusive and user-friendly.

Liz explains the importance of creating accessible documents and why you won’t want to miss this session. Watch the preview.

What It Really Means to Shift Left: Transforming Your Program to Get Results

Speakers: Mark Miller & Jaunita George

Session Details: Thursday, March 13 | 9:20 AM to 10:00 AM | Platinum 5

Most accessibility efforts focus on fixing issues after development, but a shift-left approach integrates accessibility from the start. This session offers real-world strategies for embedding accessibility into design and development workflows, reducing long-term costs, and improving usability.

Juanita explains more about this informative session. Watch the preview.

JAWS & ZoomText Enterprise Deployment: Five Tips for Success

Speaker: Mohammed Laachir

Session Details: Thursday, March 13 | 10:20 AM to 11:00 AM | Platinum 5

Deploying assistive technology across enterprise environments presents unique challenges. This session provides practical tips for IT teams managing large-scale deployments of JAWS and ZoomText, ensuring seamless integration and usability.

Mohammed outlines both of his CSUN presentations. Watch the preview.

Testing Mobile Apps: Tools, Techniques, and Best Practices

Speakers: Carolina Crespo, John Lilly & Laurie Pagano

Session Details: Thursday, March 13 | 11:20 AM to 12:00 PM | Platinum 5

Mobile accessibility presents unique challenges, from gesture-based navigation to dynamic interfaces. This session provides a hands-on look at the tools and techniques for evaluating iOS and Android apps, ensuring usability for all users.

John explains his passion for accessibility and why you’ll want to attend this informative session. Watch the preview.

Achieving Your Accessibility Goals with the ARC Platform

Speaker: Justin Stockton

Session Details: Thursday, March 13 | 3:20 PM to 4:00 PM | Platinum 5

Scaling accessibility requires a strategic, data-driven approach. This session demonstrates how the ARC Platform helps organizations streamline accessibility initiatives, automate monitoring, and integrate accessibility into their long-term goals.

Justin and Bridget DuFour explain what you’ll learn and what to expect when you attend. Watch the preview.

When Web Accessibility Enthusiasm Actively Harms

Speaker: Ian Lloyd

Session Details: Wednesday, March 12 | 4:20 PM to 5:00 PM | Platinum 5

Not all accessibility efforts have the intended impact. This session examines how well-meaning accessibility initiatives can create new barriers, offering guidance on how to avoid common pitfalls in digital accessibility.

Ian breaks down what his session will focus on and shouts out all the UK and Ireland attendees who will understand his references! Watch the preview.

Pieces of an Accessibility Audit: What’s in an Accessible Name?

Speaker: Wes Estes

Session Details: Friday, March 14 | 11:20 AM to 12:00 PM | Platinum 5

Accessible names are a fundamental yet often misunderstood aspect of digital accessibility. This session breaks down what an accessible name is, why it matters, and how to ensure digital components are labeled correctly for assistive technology users.

Wes explains what you’ll learn when you join him for the last CSUN session. Watch the preview.

Why You Should Attend CSUN 2025

Scaling accessibility is no longer an option — it’s a necessity. Whether you’re leading an accessibility program, handling enterprise IT deployments, managing compliance, or optimizing digital products, these sessions provide the strategies and tools needed to implement accessibility effectively.

Meet Us at Vispero Booth #503

With just days before the event kicks off, now is your chance to review the session agenda, set your schedule, and prepare to bring actionable insights back to your organization. We can’t wait to connect with you at CSUN!

Join the TPGi team at the Vispero booth (#503) to explore innovative accessibility solutions, experience live demos, and discuss how we can support your organization’s digital accessibility goals. Schedule time with our team to connect at CSUN.

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About Melissa Morse

Melissa Morse is a passionate advocate for digital accessibility and an accomplished content creator at TPGi. With expertise spanning accessibility, HR compliance, and recruiting, Melissa brings a unique perspective to her work — bridging the gap between inclusive digital experiences and equitable workplace practices.

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