Accessibility
Taking part in research with a screen reader
A practical guide for screen reader users on completing online surveys, handling grid questions, and joining focus groups to share valuable feedback.
Accessibility
Articles about accessibility for Reward Hours members.
Posts
Accessibility
Accessibility in research, three years on: what members asked us for
For Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026, we review the most common accessibility requests from our members and how research panels can adapt.
Accessibility
Sign language interpretation in qualitative research
Taking part in interviews and focus groups is easier when you know what to expect from sign language interpreters. Find out how to set up your video and what to ask researchers.
Accessibility
Online research for older adults: a friendly guide
Older adults are an important voice in research, and online studies are easier than they look. A friendly guide to getting started, staying safe and asking for help.
Accessibility
Colour blindness and online surveys
Color blindness can make charts and rating scales difficult to read. Find out how you can use simple tools to make online surveys easier to answer.
Accessibility
Taking surveys at your own pace: cognitive accessibility tips
Online surveys should not feel like a test. Find practical ways to manage focus, take breaks and use reading tools while sharing your opinions at your own pace.
Accessibility
What an accessible survey looks like
Good surveys work for everyone, including people using screen readers, keyboards, magnification or captions. Here is what accessible survey design looks like.
Accessibility
Keyboard-only navigation in online surveys
Find out how to complete online surveys using only your keyboard. Learn the basic keys, how to spot focus indicators, and what to do if you get stuck.
Accessibility
Neurodivergent participants in research: asking for what you need
Neurodivergent people deserve comfortable research experiences. Find out how to ask for the adjustments you need, from extra time to sensory-friendly rooms.
Accessibility
Surveys with low vision: zoom, contrast and text size tips
Adjusting your screen settings makes answering surveys much easier. Learn simple ways to improve text size and contrast.
Accessibility
Taking part in focus groups if you are deaf or hard of hearing
Captions, interpreters, text-based sessions and good seating. How deaf and hard of hearing members can take part in focus groups and interviews, and what to ask for.
Accessibility
International Day of Persons with Disabilities: asking for adjustments in research
Find out how to ask for adjustments like extra time, captions, or text sessions when you take part in online surveys, interviews, and focus groups.