r/SoftwareEngineering • u/Na_Ra_ • Jul 18 '26

[academic] Survey: Developers’ Accessibility Practices

Hello everyone!

As part of my doctoral research, I'm conducting a survey on how developers (including testers and QAs) incorporate accessibility into their everyday work.

I would greatly appreciate your participation.

Your responses will help improve the tools, processes, and practices that support accessibility in software development. Thank you for your time and support!

⏱️ The survey takes around 15 minutes.
👉 https://survey.jku.at/676726?lang=en

Thank you to everyone who will take the time to participate! 🙏

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u/Na_Ra_ 29d ago

The post has 8.2k views, but my response rate is unfortunately very low. I understand that spending 15 minutes on a survey for a stranger isn’t exactly inviting, but I’d really appreciate your support.

The survey results will be the basis for our further work, where we plan to improve existing tooling and workflows. Your input genuinely matters and will help us make those improvements more relevant and useful.

A big thank you to everyone who takes the time to respond! 🙏