The European Accessibility Act Is Now Law: What Indian Businesses Selling to the EU Must Know
The EAA entered full enforcement on June 28, 2025. Here's what Indian exporters, SaaS companies, and digital agencies need to do to comply.
Practical, plain-language guidance on WCAG, web and PDF accessibility, VPATs and remediation.
The EAA entered full enforcement on June 28, 2025. Here's what Indian exporters, SaaS companies, and digital agencies need to do to comply.
GIGW 3.0 (May 2026) mandates WCAG 2.1 AA for all Indian government websites and apps. Here's what changed and what you need to do now.
The CCPD began fining non-compliant businesses under India's RPwD Act in 2025. Here's what Section 46 requires and how to build a defensible compliance posture.
Banks, NBFCs, and fintechs are among the most legally exposed for inaccessible apps. Here's what the accessibility risk looks like in BFSI and how to address it.
Inaccessible e-commerce sites lose customers with disabilities. Here's a practical guide to fixing the most common D2C accessibility failures and growing your reach.
WCAG 2.2 is now the EU and US compliance benchmark. Here's what changed, what was removed, and the 9 new success criteria your team needs to implement.
AI is reshaping digital accessibility — but automated overlays don't make sites compliant. An honest look at what AI can and can't do for accessibility.
WCAG 2.2 adds nine success criteria focused on focus visibility, dragging alternatives, target size, and authentication. Here is a plain-language rundown of each and how to test for them.
One billion people live with disabilities globally. Here's the data on accessibility ROI, legal risk reduction, and the market your business is currently excluding.
India is mobile-first, but most apps fail basic accessibility. Here's what GIGW 3.0 and WCAG 2.1 require — and how TalkBack and VoiceOver testing reveals the gaps.
Not sure where to start with digital accessibility? This plain-English guide explains what a WCAG audit involves, who should do it, and what the report should include.
Tagged structure, reading order, alt text, real text (not scanned images), and document metadata — the five checks that catch most PDF accessibility failures before publication.