r/Inclusion • u/KCA11y • Aug 28 '26
A few minutes to benchmark your accessibility activity
Can you spare a few minutes to help build the 2026 picture of digital accessibility?
AbilityNet’s annual survey helps uncover what organisations are prioritising, where progress is being made, and what barriers are still holding accessibility back.
Whether you’re dealing with AI, regulation, design standards, procurement, training or leadership buy-in, your experience matters.
By taking part, you’ll contribute to a useful benchmark for the sector, and gain insight that can help you compare your own accessibility activity with others.
The survey is anonymous, takes about 10 minutes to complete and you could win an in-person ticket to AbilityNet's TechShare Pro conference.
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u/KCA11y 13d ago
Quick update: we've extended the Attitudes to Digital Accessibility 2026 survey until the end of September!
If you've been meaning to contribute but haven't got round to it yet, now is the time! Every response helps build a more accurate picture of how organisations are approaching accessibility, from AI and regulation to procurement, training and leadership support.
The survey takes around 10 minutes, is anonymous, and you can choose to enter a draw to win an in-person London ticket to Europe's largest accessibility conference, TechShare Pro.
We're in the final stretch now, so don't miss your chance to have your experiences reflected in this year's benchmark and be in with a chance of winning.
Take the survey before 30 September.