MDN Short Survey Questions

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+[Examples of past MDN Short Surveys](https://github.com/web-platform-dx/developer-research/tree/main/mdn-short-surveys)
+
+## Questions
+
+1. When checking your website/application for accessibility conformance,
+   rate how easy or challenging are the following aspects:
+   (options listed in random order, each option listed with 5 choices:
+   "very easy", "easy", "neutral", "somewhat challenging", "very challenging")
+  - Testing with assistive technologies (e.g., screen readers, voice control)
+  - Ensuring accessibility across different browsers and devices
+  - Testing keyboard navigation and focus management
+  - Checking semantic markup and ARIA implementation
+
+2. Do you use accessibility interoperability data
+   (information about how accessibility features work
+   across different browsers, assistive technologies,
+   or devices) in your development process?
+  - Yes, regularly
+  - Yes, occasionally
+  - Rarely
+  - No, but I'm interested in using it
+  - No, and I'm not sure what this refers to
+  - No, I don't see the need for it
+
+3. If you use accessibility interoperability data,
+   from which sources do you typically gather this
+   information? (select all that apply;
+   skip if you answered "No" to the previous question)
+  - Browser compatibility tables (e.g. Can I Use)
+  - Online documentation (e.g. MDN, WebAIM)
+  - Assistive technology testing results databases (e.g. a11ysupport.io)
+  - Community forums and discussions (e.g. Stack Overflow, accessibility communities)
+  - Official browser or assistive technology documentation
+  - Internal company testing and documentation
+  - Open source accessibility testing tools and their outputs
+  - Other (please specify): ___________
+
+4. How do you typically use accessibility interoperability
+   data in your workflow? (select all that apply;
+   skip if you don't use such data)
+  - To decide which accessibility techniques to implement
+  - To prioritise which browsers/assistive technologies to test with
+  - To debug accessibility issues that don't work consistently
+  - To set expectations with stakeholders about accessibility support
+  - To choose between different accessible implementation approaches
+  - To validate that my accessibility solutions will work for users
+  - To stay updated on accessibility best practices
+  - Other (please specify): ___________
+
+5. What are the main challenges you face when trying
+   to ensure your web content is accessible across
+    different browsers and assistive technologies?
+    (free form text entry)
+
+6. What additional accessibility interoperability 
+  information or tools would be most helpful 
+  for your development workflow? (free form text entry)