Revelo Software's Tracye Turner, President and CEO, and Dr. Mark Turner, Chief Product Designer, will present “Modular Approaches to the Digital Accessibility Lifecycle for Higher Ed Modernization” at the Accessing Higher Ground 2026 conference, taking place November 16–20 at the Hilton Denver City Center in Denver, Colorado.

The one-hour general conference session, scheduled for Friday, November 20, at 10:45 AM MST, will explore how higher education institutions can strengthen digital accessibility through modular approaches to testing, monitoring, remediation, and ongoing accessibility management.

The presentation will provide an overview of current accessibility practices and demonstrate how institutions can achieve greater operational maturity through continuous integration and continuous delivery of accessibility solutions. Using Revelo Software's modular components and microservices, the session will illustrate how accessibility tools and workflows can be connected to support institutional accessibility goals.

A central focus will be the Revelo Software Accessibility Ecosystem, a suite of modular solutions designed to support accessibility throughout the digital content lifecycle. The ecosystem brings together accessibility risk assessment, vendor Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) evaluation, pre-publication content assurance, website monitoring and customer experience (CX), document remediation, and real-time accessibility guidance. Institutions can adopt individual solutions based on their needs or integrate multiple tools to support coordinated accessibility workflows.

For higher education institutions managing extensive websites, digital documents, learning resources, and third-party technologies, this modular approach offers a practical framework for coordinating accessibility activities, prioritizing remediation, and strengthening institutional accessibility governance.