Digital Accessibility Is More Than Compliance: It’s a Path to Recognition, ESG Leadership, and Business Growth
July 15, 2026
By Akashdeep Bansal, Founder & CEO, SaralX For years, digital accessibility has largely been viewed through the lens of legal compliance. Organizations often begin their accessibility journey only when responding to regulations, customer complaints, or legal risks. While compliance remains important, it tells only part of the story. At SaralX, we believe the conversation around […]
Color Contrast Checker vs Manual Review: Why You Need Both for Better Accessibility
July 10, 2026
By Gokul Gopi Introduction When people start improving website accessibility, one of the first tools they use is a color contrast checker. These tools are quick, free, and easy to use. They tell you whether your text and background colors meet accessibility standards. But here’s the thing. Passing a color contrast checker doesn’t always […]
From Commerce to Accessibility: My Journey of Finding Purpose
July 8, 2026
By Shraddha Dhanu Life does not always go as planned. Sometimes, the biggest challenges lead us to opportunities we never imagined. This is the story of my journey from being a commerce student with dreams of becoming a Company Secretary to becoming an Accessibility Tester. It has been a journey of challenges, learning, self-discovery, and […]
Universal Design Principles: Building Inclusive Experiences for Everyone
July 6, 2026
By Dhanshri Ashok Have you ever used a product, website, or public space that felt difficult to use? Maybe a remote control that has too many confusing buttons, a door that’s difficult to open, a website which is hard to navigate, or a device that does not respond in the way you expect!! […]
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?” […]
I Am the Architect of My Life
July 1, 2026
By Nagaraj Sutar When I look back on my journey as an Associate Accessibility Auditor at SaralX, one belief has remained constant: I am the architect of my life. Although I am 100% blind, I have always believed that no one can think better about my future than I can. Making decisions requires purpose, […]
ARIA Labels: What Developers Need to Know
June 29, 2026
By Yashika Goyal Most developers learn accessibility and immediately reach for aria-label. Need a label? Add aria-label. Need a screen reader announcement? Add aria-label. Unfortunately, many accessibility bugs are caused by using aria-label when it isn’t needed. The goal isn’t to add more ARIA. The goal is to provide the correct accessible name. What is […]
Keyboard Navigation Testing Without Assistive Tools: A Step-by-Step Guide
June 26, 2026
By Shubham Kalra When testing web accessibility, many people immediately think of assistive technologies such as NVDA, JAWS, or VoiceOver. While testing with screen readers is important, there is another accessibility check that every tester can perform without any special tools: keyboard navigation testing. Keyboard navigation testing focuses on whether users can access and operate […]
From a Single Photograph to a Purpose Bigger Than Myself
June 24, 2026
By Sai Mohith Vissa The Photograph That Changed Everything There are moments in life that quietly change the direction of your journey. For me, that moment began with a photograph. Photography had always been more than a hobby. It was a way of observing the world, capturing emotions, and telling stories that words often could […]
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 […]