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Evinced CEO Navin Thadani Talks His Startup’s Growth, Accessibility Awareness, More In New Interview
Steven Aquino
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Jan 21, 2022,12:50pm EST|
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Evinced is dedicated to building tools to help make the web a more accessible, inclusive place.
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Amongst the bevy of more newsy stories—as opposed to feature-length items—to appear in this column, I covered Evinced early last year and its successful round of Series A funding. The Bay Area-based startup leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to create tools that help make the web more accessible for all.
In the time since that piece ran, Evinced has soldiered on in its mission to make the web more accessible for everyone. CEO Navin Thadani spoke with me in an interview a few months ago, telling me about his company’s progress and where he sees accessibility in the tech industry going forward into 2022. “Every conversation that we’re having right now [about accessibility] is all around how enterprises want [...]
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