SnipSVG

As difficult as it is to implement for a large and diverse user-base, accessibility remains a pivotal part of software and web development, ensuring that those with lower visual acuity or motor impairments can make the most of the available functions without having to put in a significant amount of effort.

As such, many programmers tend to include interface scaling options within their apps to account for touch-screen displays or larger, more visible buttons. Since PNG files tend to become pixelated when resized, Scalable Vector Graphics are more desirable when designing the buttons, which is where SnipSVG comes in handy.

Once installed, the app greets users to a straightforward interface featuring a dynamic theme that adjusts itself according to the color scheme of your system for an immersive and coherent usage experience, alongside support for multiple tabs to compare the original image with the end result.

Unlike the usual Microsoft Paint-like editor, the utility at hand focuses on resizing the available canvas and inserting symbols that preserve their quality regardless of the changes in scale, thus allowing you to select which background best suits the logo of your choice.

In those situations when a friend or family member experiences technical difficulties, providing them with a way to visualize the steps they need to take in order to solve the issues can be more helpful compared to the usual audio or text-based cues.

With SnipSVG, once a snapshot is captured, users can choose to include the cursor in the picture to reveal a hover text tag that describes the function of the button underneath when pointing to an app’s window. Otherwise, any of the geometrical shapes included in the overlay area should do.

Those who happen to run image-based step-by-step troubleshooting tutorials can make good use of SnipSVG’s customizable screenshot-taking feature and accessible interface to add the necessary icons, text excerpts and other shapes meant to guide people towards the solution.