If a PC is attacking with advantage, does that mean that they also have advantage when making a special attack that does not use an attack roll, like shoving or grappling?
If a PC has disadvantage on their Dex saves, does that mean that they also have disadvantage on Dex-based checks/contests?
For example, a creature hit by a giant spider's Web ability becomes restrained. Their movement drops to zero, they have disadvantage on their attacks, and opponents have advantage when attacking them. They also have disadvantage when rolling Dex saves.
RAW would dictate that they can still make Acrobatics checks without penalty, even though they are stuck in a web and have a hindered ability to dodge. RAW would also seem to indicate that shoving a bound PC is just as difficult as shoving a free PC.
Best Answer
This a DM Ruling Case
The rule doesn't specify that an Ability Check or Contest has Disadvantage when a creature is Restrained. (Appendix A; Conditions)
Granting Advantage/Disadvantage in such a case is a DM option, and that is pointed out in the rules. This is a case where rulings by the DM are called out as integral to the game (Advantage; Basic Rules p. 57; PHB p. 173).
If it makes sense to the DM that this circumstance, being stuck in the web, grants Disadvantage to an Acrobatics check then the DM will rule that Disadvantage applies to that circumstance. The DMG supports this approach. (DMG p. 239).
FWIW:
The web that restrains him is easily seen as having enough of a grip on the character that it prevents him from falling down or moving suddenly, as with a shove.