Declaration on accessibility

• Navigation & structure: The website uses a clear navigation system with main categories such as “Locations”, “Offers”, “Business”, “Career”, supplemented by a mega menu in which all hotel and apartment locations can be reached quickly. The footer also contains an imprint, data protection and contact information.
• Media & Content: Content includes image galleries, location descriptions, room details, special promotions and blog or news articles about the brand and services.
• Interaction & service: Guests can book accommodation directly online or make inquiries using the contact information. Form-free communication and a simple booking interface are part of the offer. 
• Design & user-friendliness: The design combines visual brand elements with clear structures. Animations and interactive elements support the brand experience without compromising clarity. The site is optimized for mobile use, making it easy to use on the move.

This accessibility statement applies to the website published under the domain harrys-home.com as well as to all associated subpages and subdomains (e.g. blog.domain.de, app.domain.de), provided they are assigned to the same provider. The assignment is usually made via a joint imprint or via the contractual and technical responsibility of the same organization.

Responsible:

• Harry’s Home Holding AG
• Kaiserjägerstraße 2, 6020 Innsbruck
• info@harrys-home.com
  
• +43 (0)50 1214 – 1010
  

Accessibility is now a basic feature of modern websites – it is a quality feature, enhances the user experience and ensures legal security. Enabling complete accessibility for all groups of people is in line with our corporate understanding of digital responsibility and social participation.

In concrete terms, this means for us:

• Semantically correct front end: clean HTML structures, meaningful ARIA roles, consistent component logic.
• Conceptual accessibility: focus guidance, logical tab sequence, keyboard operation, understandable interactions.
• Editorial clarity: Comprehensible language, readable typography, descriptive links, alt texts.
• Accessible media: Videos with transcripts and subtitles, high-contrast thumbnails, visual descriptions if necessary.
• Technical assistance friendliness: Support for preferred-reduced-motion and other system-based user preferences.
• Sustainable further development: Regular audits, action plans and continuous maintenance of digital accessibility.

Our website is based on the following legal and normative principles:

• Barrier-free Information Technology Ordinance (BITV 2.0)
• Disability Equality Act (BGG)
• Directive (EU) 2016/2102
• WCAG 2.1 – aimed at conformance level AA+

The review was carried out according to the following procedure:

1. manual tests

• Keyboard operation
• Screen reader (VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS)
• Focus guidance and visual orientation

2. automated tools

• axe
• Lighthouse
• WAVE

3. conceptual analysis

• Structure, navigation, semantic markup logic
• Assistive technology compatibility

4. editorial review

• Language, alternative texts, ARIA attributes, comprehensibility

More information about the testing procedure

The aim is to reliably fulfill the legal requirements of WCAG 2.1 level AA and also to implement elements from the extended area of digital accessibility (partly WCAG 2.1 AAA) – insofar as this is appropriate and technically feasible in the project context.

Implementation takes place as part of re-audits, module-related updates and project-related maintenance processes. All relevant measures, deadlines and responsibilities are documented transparently.

This website is currently being completely revised. Due to the upcoming new development, a comprehensive review (audit) of the existing site has been dispensed with.

In order to be able to process feedback in a targeted manner, it is helpful to name the affected page or function later.

Contact:

• accessibility+harrys-home@aleksundshantu.com.de
• +49 30 40045775
• Response time: Within 10 working days

If a satisfactory solution cannot be reached after initial contact, a mediation procedure may be initiated in accordance with Section 14 of the Federal Disability Equality Act (BGStG).
The Mediation Office at the Ministry of Social Affairs provides assistance in disputes regarding accessibility and mediates between affected individuals and the entity responsible for the website.

Contact the conciliation body (Ministry of Social Affairs):

• +43 1 711 00-0
• info@sozialministeriumservice.at
• www.sozialministeriumservice.at

The procedure is free of charge. No legal counsel is required.