The Access Survey · 2026
Three questions about one route. You get your own reading back, and the answers are counted so the findings can eventually be published with a number in them instead of a hedge.
Under a minute · no account · no email asked for, at any point
Everything else on this domain computes in your browser and never sends anything you type. This one is the exception, because a framework with no data of its own has to hedge every claim it makes, and that is a worse problem than the one collection creates.
What is recorded, in full:
What is not, and cannot be: there is no free-text box anywhere on this page, so there is nothing to record that you could type. No email is asked for. No name, no account, no cookie, no identifier of any kind. Nothing links one answer to another, or to you.
The endpoint checks every value against a fixed list and rejects anything else, so this cannot quietly grow a free-text field later without someone editing the code and saying so. The privacy page carries the same statement.