What to Do After an Accessibility Audit: 6 Steps to Take
Dr. Kumar B. S. M.
November 13, 2026
Key Takeaways: An accessibility audit report is a starting point for remediation, not the end
Dr. B.S.M. Kumar is a distinguished academic and professional with over thirty years of expertise in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, having contributed extensively to teaching, mentoring, and research in environmental pollution control and analytical methods. A graduate of IIT Delhi and IIT Madras, he has played a pivotal role in curriculum design, laboratory management, and the establishment of a Chemical Engineering Department at a renowned university in Chennai. With 28 published research papers and a proven track record in technical content creation, Dr. Kumar has also advanced STEM accessibility through the development and testing of automated tools for image description and document remediation. Since 2019, he has served as Content & Product Development Advisor at Continual Engine, focusing on AI-driven digital content accessibility, and consults nationally and internationally for nonprofit organisations in education and career counselling. His leadership and dedication continue to inspire and empower aspiring engineers and professionals across India and beyond.
Key Takeaways: An accessibility audit report is a starting point for remediation, not the end
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