Take the 2021 State of Digital Accessibility Survey

Collecting responses from people in all roles and industries through 1/31/2021

To thank our community for taking the time to answer the survey, Level Access is donating $5,000 to a disability-focused non-profit YOU choose! The final question of the survey allows you to vote on the non-profit you’d like to receive our donation.

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Be part of the definitive industry report about accessibility

Cover page of 2020 State of Digital Accessibility Report with interior pages peeking out You don’t need to be an accessibility expert to take the survey. You only need to be at an organization that is taking steps toward digital accessibility. Even baby steps count.

The report is insightful and valuable because of you, the people who answer the survey. Tell us about your path to accessibility. We will crunch the data and tell you how your organization compares to others of similar size or others in your industry.

If you participated in 2020’s survey, thank you so much! And thank you in advance for being a part of 2021’s report. We truly appreciate you being a part of this effort.

The State of Digital Accessibility Report will launch in Spring 2021, with a preview during CSUN.

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Enter to win $100 or a donation to your favorite non-profit!

G3ict and IAAP are sponsoring prizes at the individual level. If you would like to give us your email address at the end of the survey, you will be entered to win your choice of:

a $100 VISA gift card or
a $200 donation to the disability-related non-profit you love.

$5000 Donation Leaderboard

Top 5 as of Wednesday, 1/20 at 10 am Eastern:

Knowbility
National Federation of the Blind
(TIE) The Arc, American Council of the Blind
(TIE) American Association of People with Disabilities, National Association of the Deaf, Easter Seals, & Special Olympics
National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Complete the survey so you can vote for your favorite non-profit.

“The COVID-19 quarantine allowed people with disabilities to work from home, access more resources online, and communicate in more accessible ways. While the crisis exposed gaps in accessibility, there were also great stories of organizations closing those gaps quickly.

We are eager to see the results of this year’s survey to see if the stories we have heard are reflected in the data.”

Jonathan Avila
Chief Accessibility Officer, Level Access

“The State of Digital Accessibility Report provides the most comprehensive set of benchmarks for organizations implementing digital accessibility. Its 2021 edition will be of particular importance for all sectors of activity given the pressing imperative to ensure the full inclusion of persons with disabilities in ever expanding digital services and virtual environments.”

Axel Leblois
President, G3ict

“We are grateful to the more than 1,000 professionals and IAAP members who participated in the State of Digital Accessibility survey last year and we look forward to even greater participation this year.”

Christopher Lee
Managing Director, IAAP

Some insights from the 2020 Report

Nearly 68% of participants said that their organization feels compelled to be inclusive of people with disabilities.
While 94% agree that testing by people with disabilities is important, 56% of organizations are not doing it.
More than 35% of participants stated that it was challenging to hire people with experience in digital accessibility.
55% of organizations have prioritized buying a product or solution because of its accessibility.
60% of organizations reported that current litigation trends have motivated them to move faster to achieve accessibility compliance.

If you missed the 2020 State of Digital Accessibility Report, you can download it here.

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Interior pages of the 2020 report, showing bar and pie graphs

The 2021 State of Digital Accessibility Report is researched and written by Level Access in collaboration with G3ict and IAAP.

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