How does your organisation compare on digital accessibility?

Take the 2026 Attitudes to Digital Accessibility survey!

Share your experiences, compare your organisation with others, and help shape the future of digital accessibility.

Digital accessibility is changing fast. New regulations, evolving customer expectations and advances in AI are reshaping how organisations think about inclusion.

Take our annual survey on Attitudes to Digital Accessibility to help benchmark accessibility attitudes across organisations and gain access to the findings when published.

Plus, survey entrants can enter a prize draw to win tickets to AbilityNet's TechShare Pro conference in November 2026.

Take the survey

Survey closes Thursday 10 September 2026

Every perspective counts

You do not need to be an accessibility expert to take part.

Whether you work in leadership, technology, marketing, customer experience, product design, procurement, compliance or another business function, your views will help build a clearer picture of how organisations are approaching digital accessibility in 2026.

The more diverse the responses, the more useful the findings become for everyone.

Take the survey

 

  • Takes 10-15 minutes
  • Open to all business professionals
  • Anonymous responses
  • Free benchmark report

Frequently asked questions

Who should complete the survey?

The survey is open to anyone working in business, technology, digital, customer experience, marketing, compliance, procurement, leadership or accessibility-related roles.

Do I need accessibility expertise?

No. We welcome responses from people with all levels of accessibility knowledge and experience.

How long does it take?

Around 10-15 minutes.

Are responses anonymous?

Yes. Results are reported in aggregate and individual responses are not identified.

What will happen to the results?

The findings will be published in a free report and shared through AbilityNet resources and events, helping organisations understand accessibility trends, challenges and opportunities.