Myth #2: Accessibility Makes Websites Ugly
August 11, 2026
By Akashdeep, Founder & CEO of SaralX One of the oldest myths about digital accessibility is that accessible websites have to look plain, boring, or outdated. Many designers imagine accessibility as: Large black text on a white background Oversized buttons everywhere Simple layouts with no creativity Limited colors and typography A compromise between aesthetics and […]
Myth #1: Digital Accessibility Is Only About Making Websites Accessible for People Who Are Blind
July 30, 2026
By Akashdeep, Founder & CEO of SaralX One of the most common misconceptions about digital accessibility is that it is meant only for people with blindness or low vision. This belief is understandable because screen readers and visually impaired users are often the most visible examples in accessibility discussions. However, this is only a small […]
The ABLE Framework: My Perspective on Building a Truly Accessible Digital World
July 3, 2026
By Akashdeep Bansal, Founder & CEO, SaralX Over the past few years, I have had the opportunity to work with startups, enterprises, educational institutions, and government organizations on digital accessibility. During this journey, I have often been asked a simple question: “What is the single most important thing required to make digital accessibility a reality?” […]
IAAP Certification: What It Really Means for Accessibility Professionals and Organizations
June 22, 2026
By Akashdeep Bansal, Founder and CEO – SaralX Accessibility Pvt. Ltd. As awareness about digital accessibility continues to grow, more organizations are looking for ways to demonstrate their commitment to inclusion. During our conversations with clients, partners, and industry professionals, we often come across a common misconception: “Is your company IAAP certified?” The short answer […]
Accessibility Is Not About Building Assistive Technologies — It Is About Building Compatible Digital Experiences
June 17, 2026
By Akashdeep Bansal, Founder and CEO – SaralX Accessibility Pvt. Ltd. When organizations begin their accessibility journey, one of the most common questions we hear is: “There are already screen readers, voice control tools, captions, magnifiers, keyboards, and many other assistive technologies available. If these tools exist, what exactly is expected from developers?” The answer […]