Declaration of accessibility

hotel-klostergarten.eu is committed to making its websites accessible. They should be designed in such a way that they comply with the national legislation implementing Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament.

The following accessibility statement applies to the website https://hotel-klostergarten.eu and its subpages.

Status of compatibility with the requirements for accessible information technology

The website hotel-klostergarten.eu is partially compatible with the requirements for accessible information technology. This website is mostly, but not yet fully accessible. The requirements of BITV 2.0 are largely fulfilled.

The following functions are currently supported

  • WP OneTap
    The “WP OneTap” plugin is implemented for the hotel-klostergarten.eu website. The tool can be opened with the input aids via an icon at the bottom right of the display. The following functions are available:
    Enlargement / reduction of text content | Conversion of content to greyscale, a high or negative contrast display or a light background | Highlighting of links | Display of legible fonts | Read aloud function
  • Responsive Webdesign
    The web content adapts to the screen size of the selected output device and its handling. There is no restriction on the screen orientation.
  • Sufficient contrasts
    The contents of the website (texts) are displayed with sufficient brightness contrasts.
    Using the “Accessibility adaptations” tool, the display of the content can be changed as follows: Greyscale, a high or negative contrast display or display with a light background.
  • Adjustable text size
    The text content can be changed by up to 200 per cent without losing content or functionality. Font graphics are not used.
    The functions for enlarging/reducing the page display can be used with common browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari etc. In Windows with “CTRL” and “+” / “-” and in Apple with “cmd” and “+”/ “-”.
    The fonts can be enlarged and reduced in size on click using the Barrier-free adaptations control element
    ‘ on the right-hand side of the page.
  • Alternative access paths
    There are different ways to access the content of the offer: In addition to navigation via the menu elements, the website can be accessed via a table of contents (“Sitemap”).
  • Syntax analysis
    The code of the ENFOLD theme used is W3C valid.
  • Legible fonts
    The ENFOLD theme used is compatible with screen readers. A browser-side read-aloud function for texts (e.g. from Firefox 49.0) is supported.
  • Alternative texts for graphics and PDF
    Informative graphics, images and PDF documents have meaningful text alternatives.
  • Structure and organisation of the contents
    HTML structural elements: Page content is made accessible by headings.
    Paragraphs and text highlights are labelled with suitable structural elements.

Non-accessible content

    • Navigation
      Navigation of the main menu is only partially accessible via the keyboard. Note: In addition to navigation via the menu elements, all links to the subpages of the website can be selected via the sitemap page, which can be operated using the keyboard.
    • Input fields for user data convey the purpose
      The input fields for the contact and registration form do not have a specific designation regarding the purpose.
      Note: However, the forms (contact form and registration form) can be operated using the keyboard (tab). The textual representation of the input fields is displayed as readable text.
    • Videos integrated into the website
      Videos are not provided with subtitles, audio description and full text alternative for videos. This also includes the 3D tour.
      Note: Integrated videos are only used as a supplementary form of presentation and in some cases only contain additional information due to the characteristics of the medium. All fundamentally relevant information is provided in accessible text form independently of videos.

Feedback and contact

If you would like to contact hotel-klostergarten.eu, please write to info@hotel‑klostergarten.eu

In particular, you can report any deficiencies to us and obtain information about content exempt from the EU Directive.

Please note that when you send the email, the personal data you provide and the special data will be transmitted on the basis of Article 6(1) of the EU GDPR and used to respond to the enquiry. Please also read our data protection information.

Monitoring centre for barrier-free information technology of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia

The Monitoring Centre for Accessible Information Technology of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia regularly checks whether and to what extent websites and mobile applications of public authorities in the state meet the accessibility requirements.

The aim of the monitoring centre’s work is to ensure compliance with the requirements for accessible information technology and to ensure that the legal regulations are implemented across the board.

E-Mail: ueberwachungsstelle-nrw@it.nrw.de
Website of the monitoring centre

Ombudsman’s office for barrier-free information technology of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia

If your contact with hotel-klostergarten.eu has been unsuccessful or you have not received a satisfactory response to your messages or enquiries, you can contact the ombudsman’s office for accessible information technology. With the involvement of all parties concerned, the ombudsman’s office will endeavour to determine the circumstances of the lack of accessibility so that the provider can rectify them.

It is assigned to the representative for the interests of people with disabilities in accordance with Section 11 of the North Rhine-Westphalia Disability Equality Act and can be reached via the following contact:

E-Mail: ombudsstelle-barrierefreie-it@mags.nrw.de
Website of the ombudsman’s office for accessible information technology NRW: https://www.mags.nrw/ombudsstelle-barrierefreie-informationstechnik