August 9, 2026

By Manikanta If you’ve ever downloaded a document from a website, filled out an application form, or read an eBook, chances are you’ve used a Portable Document Format (PDF)—one of the world’s most widely used file formats. PDFs preserve a document’s layout, fonts, images, and formatting, ensuring that it appears consistently across different devices and […]

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 […]

July 23, 2026

By Shraddha, SaralX Modern websites are built to be visually appealing, interactive, and responsive. But for millions of people who rely on screen readers, a website isn’t experienced through its design—it’s experienced through its code. Every heading, button, form field, image, and link communicates through HTML and accessibility semantics. That means developers play a critical […]

July 19, 2026

By Vaishnavi I was trying to log into a well-known website recently. Standard stuff.  Then came the CAPTCHA, a complex Captcha. First, it showed me a gesture challenge — a reference animal was shown clearly pointing in a direction, and I had to rotate a second image of another animal to match that same direction. […]

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 […]