Accessibility at the forefront—and why it matters

In close partnership with Scope, the disability equality charity, Kontent.ai set a new benchmark for content management system (CMS) accessibility. The Kontent.ai platform now meets Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA and EN 301 549 standards, establishing itself as the only headless CMS accessible by design.

Join us in London for an in-person afternoon of practical insight, peer exchange, and open discussion. We will explore what changes when accessibility is embedded into both your CMS and your wider strategy.

What you’ll learn:

• How inaccessible CMS platforms increase compliance risk under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the European Accessibility Act (EAA), and EU regulations
• What it takes to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA and EN 301 549 in practice
• How accessibility-first CMS design improves productivity, usability, and brand trust
• Why accessibility built into the authoring environment empowers employees with impairments
• How structured content models, workflow governance, and AI-powered validation prevent accessibility issues before content goes live
• The broader business value of an accessible CMS, from unlocking enterprise and public-sector opportunities to improving SEO, conversion rates, and customer loyalty

What makes this event different?

The afternoon begins with focused thought leadership sessions from leaders actively shaping accessibility in practice:

• Scope – Kwesi Afful, Executive Director for Digital, Data, Technology & Marketing at Scope
• Kontent.ai – Tadeas Kubat, VP User Experience at Kontent.ai

Then, we turn insight into action through:

• Interactive breakout roundtable discussions
• Practical peer exchange on advancing accessibility within your organization
• Informal networking over drinks and refreshments

Who it’s for:

This event is hosted at Here East, one of London’s leading innovation and technology campuses. It is particularly relevant for:

• NGOs and non-profits committed to inclusion, equity, and public impact
• Regulated industries navigating strict compliance requirements and reputational risk
• Organizations working with government bodies or delivering public-sector services
• Companies required to meet EU accessibility regulations

Participants will explore how they can advance accessibility within their own organizations and build momentum around accessibility as a strategic priority.

Attendance is intentionally limited to create an environment for open dialogue and high-impact exchange. Reserve your seat today.