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Accessibility Statement for the Kleinwalsertaler Rosenhof Family Hotel

Digital Accessibility

The Rosenhof in Kleinwalsertal is committed to making its website, www.rosenhof.com, accessible to all.


The legal basis consists of the Vorarlberg E-Government Ordinance (EGovV) and the national legislation implementing Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council.

The benchmark for accessibility is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA, which were published as a W3C Recommendation (Web Standard) (criteria of the European standard EN 301 549, Version 2.1.2) as well as the updated BITV 2.0 (Regulation on Accessible Information Technology).

In its current layout, the website mentioned above is only partially accessible in accordance with the guidelines mentioned above.

The website is based on a central technical codebase that has already been thoroughly tested and adapted to meet accessibility requirements. It is not currently fully compliant with the technical requirements of the BITV 2.0 regulation. We are currently revising our codebase to further improve the site’s accessibility.

The content listed below is not accessible:

  • Text alternatives (alt): Currently, not all non-text content has a text alternative (name tag, alt tag, or ARIA label).
  • Information/Structures & ARIA: Some of these cannot yet be programmatically captured.
  • Contrast ratio: The contrast levels for some elements currently do not meet the required contrast ratio.
  • Visible Focus (Active State) & Keyboard Usability: When navigating the website using the keyboard, it is not always clear where the user is currently located; not all elements can be controlled using the keyboard
  • Readable Input Fields: Some of our input fields cannot yet be identified programmatically and, as a result, cannot be read by machines.


The Rosenhof is working to quickly address these issues in order to achieve a high level of accessibility.

This website accessibility statement is based on a self-assessment using Google Lighthouse accessibility tests and WCAG tests.