Head of Digital Growth and AI · NaviLens
David Prieto González
Head of digital growth and artificial intelligence at NaviLens. Combines SEO, applied AI and accessibility so that technology reaches —and is useful for— more people. He also chairs ADDAW (Association for the Defence of the Right to Web Accessibility).
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David Prieto González is Head of Digital Growth and AI at NaviLens. He leads the company’s digital growth strategy and the integration of artificial intelligence across product, content and operations, with a constant focus on universal accessibility.
Beyond his role at NaviLens, he chairs ADDAW, the Association for the Defence of the Right to Web Accessibility, from where he drives advocacy, training and compliance work around digital accessibility.
His work combines technical SEO, editorial content, data and AI models with a clear goal: that NaviLens technology —and everything around it— is discoverable, understandable and useful for people with and without disabilities, in any language.
On this blog he writes about digital and physical accessibility, European regulation, AI applied to wayfinding, and the connection between the online world and the built environment. His articles start from real projects and are cross-checked against primary sources and live deployment data.
Areas of expertise
- Digital growth strategy and SEO
- Artificial intelligence applied to product and content
- Digital accessibility (WCAG 2.1 / 2.2)
- European Accessibility Act and Spanish regulation
- Analytics, data and experimentation
- Editorial content and international positioning
Career
- TodayHead of Digital Growth and AINaviLens
- TodayChairADDAW · Association for the Defence of the Right to Web Accessibility
- CareerDigital strategy, SEO and applied AITechnology and accessibility sector
Education
- · Specialised training in digital marketing, SEO and applied artificial intelligence
Recognition
- · Leads digital growth and AI strategy at NaviLens.
- · Chair of ADDAW, association defending the right to web accessibility.
- · Integrates SEO, content and AI models with an accessibility focus.
- · Regular contributor to the NaviLens blog.
Articles by David
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ArticleJul 2026AEMPS opens the door to accessible QR codes and NaviLens on medicines
GuideMay 2026European Accessibility Act 2025: a complete guide for businesses
ArticleMay 2026QR vs NaviLens: why a QR code doesn't guarantee accessibility
ArticleApr 2026Inclusive wayfinding: 7 principles for designing public spaces
ArticleMar 2026Cognitive accessibility: beyond visual impairment
ArticleMar 202610 accessible museums in Europe leading the way
WhitepaperMar 2026WCAG in the physical world: can they apply to real space?
Case studyFeb 2026Accessible tourism: how Ávila and Málaga lead in Spain
ArticleFeb 2026Accessibility ROI: how much it is worth to include 15% of your customers
GuideJan 2026Accessible airports: from check-in to boarding
ArticleJan 2026Sign language, subtitles or audio: when to use each
ArticleJan 2026Universal design: Ron Mace's 7 principles explained
Case studyDec 2025NaviLens in education: how schools remove barriers
ArticleDec 2025Accessible smart cities: Barcelona, Helsinki and Singapore
WhitepaperDec 2025Visual impairment in figures: the global map 2026
GuideNov 2025How to measure your space's accessibility: KPIs and tools
ArticleNov 2025Spain's General Disability Law: what changes in 2026
