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Meet us at the 41st CSUN Assistive Technology Conference
We’ve been delivering enterprise-grade digital accessibility for over a decade – inside real platforms, real codebases, and real user journeys.
Accessibility that works in the real world
At CSUN 2026 in Anaheim, our accessibility team will be available to discuss human-in-the-loop testing, dynamic and transactional content, and building scalable accessibility processes across web and mobile for global brands.
No demos. No booths. Just real conversations with people who build, test, and fix accessibility at scale.
Slavy Slavov
VP Delivery and Accessibility Consultant
With over 25 years of experience in the software and consulting industry, including more than a decade dedicated to digital accessibility, innovation, and technology, he brings deep expertise as an advisor and investor in accessibility SaaS solutions. He has managed global teams across the USA, UK, Monaco, Malaysia, Bulgaria, and India, with a strong focus on scalable processes, accessibility, and optimization. His solid technology background enables him to integrate accessibility seamlessly into core engineering and QA workflows, driving efficiency, quality, and long-term impact.
“One day you ski. The next, you are in a wheelchair at the airport. Life changes quietly. Brands should make sure assistive technology is ready when it does.”
Maya Santrac
Head of Marketing
With over 13 years of experience across digital platforms, eCommerce, and enterprise technology, Maya leads marketing for AIOPSGROUP’s digital accessibility practice, working closely with accessibility specialists, sales teams, and global clients. Her work spans conference engagement, educational content, community initiatives, and internal enablement, helping translate accessibility expertise into clear, relevant messages that resonate with organizations, developers, and decision-makers.
“Accessibility stopped being theoretical for me after my surgeries. When you can’t move the way you used to, you notice every friction point. That experience directly informs how I think about inclusive digital experiences today.”