Social Media Accessibility Survey
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Just How Accessible are Social Medias?

This is an anonymous nine question survey intended to determine the main accessibility barriers encountered in the most prominent social media services out there (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube).

The information gathered will be used, alongside extensive accessibility audits of said services, to determine governmental orientations when it comes to its use of social medias within the context of the mandatory web accessibility standards adopted in may 2011 by the Quebec government.

Please note that all questions are mandatory.

Note: This survey is conducted as part of a totally independent government research and is not associated nor funded in any way by any social media services, including those mentioned therein.

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1. Do you have a disability affecting the way you browse the web?

Do you have a disability affecting the way you browse the web? Yes

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2. If so, what kind of disability?

If so, what kind of disability? Visual

Hearing

Cognitive

Motor

I do not have a disability

Other (please specify)

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3. Do you use assistive technologies to browse the web?

Do you use assistive technologies to browse the web? Yes

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4. If so, what type of assistive technologies do you use?

If so, what type of assistive technologies do you use? Screen Readers

Zooming Software

Braille Keyboard

Adapted Keyboard or Mouse

I do not use assistive technologies

Other (please specify)

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5. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the Twitter.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

	A Real Problem	A Slight Problem	Not a Problem	N/A
Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheading	*How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the Twitter.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable). Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheading A Real Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheading A Slight Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheading Not a Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheading N/A
Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Real Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Slight Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts Not a Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts N/A
Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Real Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Slight Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields Not a Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields N/A
Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Real Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Slight Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard Not a Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard N/A
Text Equivalents for Images	Text Equivalents for Images A Real Problem	Text Equivalents for Images A Slight Problem	Text Equivalents for Images Not a Problem	Text Equivalents for Images N/A
Compatibility with Assistive Technologies	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Real Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Slight Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies Not a Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies N/A
Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Real Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Slight Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia Not a Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia N/A

Have you encountered any other significant accessibility problems while using the Twitter.com services? If so, please specify:

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6. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the LinkedIn.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

	A Real Problem	A Slight Problem	Not a Problem	N/A
Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings	*How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the LinkedIn.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable). Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings A Real Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings A Slight Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings Not a Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings N/A
Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Real Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Slight Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts Not a Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts N/A
Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Real Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Slight Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields Not a Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields N/A
Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Real Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Slight Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard Not a Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard N/A
Text Equivalents for Images	Text Equivalents for Images A Real Problem	Text Equivalents for Images A Slight Problem	Text Equivalents for Images Not a Problem	Text Equivalents for Images N/A
Compatibility with Assistive Technologies	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Real Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Slight Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies Not a Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies N/A
Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Real Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Slight Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia Not a Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia N/A

Have you encountered any other significant accessibility problems while using the LinkedIn.com services? If so, please specify:

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7. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the Facebook.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

	A Real Problem	A Slight Problem	Not a Problem	N/A
Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings	*How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the Facebook.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable). Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings A Real Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings A Slight Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings Not a Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings N/A
Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Real Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Slight Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts Not a Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts N/A
Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Real Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Slight Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields Not a Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields N/A
Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Real Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Slight Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard Not a Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard N/A
Text Equivalents for Images	Text Equivalents for Images A Real Problem	Text Equivalents for Images A Slight Problem	Text Equivalents for Images Not a Problem	Text Equivalents for Images N/A
Compatibility with Assistive Technologies	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Real Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Slight Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies Not a Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies N/A
Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Real Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Slight Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia Not a Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia N/A

Have you encountered any other significant accessibility problems while using the FaceBook.com services? If so, please specify:

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8. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the YouTube.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

	A Real Problem	A Slight Problem	Not a Problem	N/A
Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings	*How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the YouTube.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable). Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings A Real Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings A Slight Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings Not a Problem	Appropriate Use of Heading and Subheadings N/A
Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Real Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts A Slight Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts Not a Problem	Use of Sufficient Color Contrasts N/A
Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Real Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields A Slight Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields Not a Problem	Explicit Association of Labels and Form Fields N/A
Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Real Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard A Slight Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard Not a Problem	Ease of Navigation Using Only the Keyboard N/A
Text Equivalents for Images	Text Equivalents for Images A Real Problem	Text Equivalents for Images A Slight Problem	Text Equivalents for Images Not a Problem	Text Equivalents for Images N/A
Compatibility with Assistive Technologies	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Real Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies A Slight Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies Not a Problem	Compatibility with Assistive Technologies N/A
Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Real Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia A Slight Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia Not a Problem	Captions or Text Transcripts to Multimedia N/A

Have you encountered any other significant accessibility problems while using the YouTube.com services? If so, please specify:

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9. Overall and generally speaking, do you think adopting social medias, as part of a governmental communication strategy is a good idea when it comes to public information?

Overall and generally speaking, do you think adopting social medias, as part of a governmental communication strategy is a good idea when it comes to public information?

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Social Media Accessibility SurveyExit this survey

Just How Accessible are Social Medias?

*1. Do you have a disability affecting the way you browse the web?

*2. If so, what kind of disability?

*3. Do you use assistive technologies to browse the web?

*4. If so, what type of assistive technologies do you use?

*5. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the Twitter.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

*6. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the LinkedIn.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

*7. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the Facebook.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

*8. How would you rate the following accessibility best practices while using the YouTube.com interfaces? If you feel some best practices are not an issue, choose “N/A” (Not Applicable).

*9. Overall and generally speaking, do you think adopting social medias, as part of a governmental communication strategy is a good idea when it comes to public information?