Accessibility statement

We follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA, which also underpin the European standard EN 301 549. We cannot promise full conformance for every page at every moment, but we review the site regularly and fix what we find.

• a skip link to the content as the first element of every page
• consistent keyboard operation with a visible focus outline
• labels on every form field; error and success messages are announced to screen readers
• text alternatives for images that carry meaning; decorative images are hidden from screen readers
• a consistent heading hierarchy and marked-up landmarks (navigation, content, footer)
• correct language markup for each language version
• respect for the system setting “reduce motion”: videos and animations then stay still
• header videos carry no information that is not also present as text; they play muted and only once

In addition, there is a display toolbar.

At the bottom left of every page you will find a button with the accessibility symbol. It opens a small panel with the following settings:

• Text size in four steps up to 140 %
• Higher contrast: text in black, clearer edges, and text over video gets a solid backing instead of a shadow
• Highlight links: every link underlined and set off in colour
• Highly legible font: the handwritten headings give way to a clear grotesque
• More line spacing for word, letter and line spacing
• Stop motion: halts all animations and transitions
• Reading guide: a band that follows the height of your pointer

The toolbar can be operated by keyboard and opened or closed with Alt + . (Windows) or ⌥ + . (Mac). Your settings are stored in your browser, apply across all pages until you reset them, and are never transmitted to us.

To be explicit: this toolbar is not a replacement for assistive technology. It only changes the presentation and does not interfere with screen readers, magnification software or keyboard operation. Those work on this site without it.

• The booking form on the “book your holiday” page comes from a third party (campbuchung.de). We have no influence over its accessibility. You are always welcome to book by telephone or email instead. We take your enquiry just the same.
• The map on the contact page comes from Google Maps. The directions are given in full as text beside it.
• Some older photographs from the previous website do not yet carry a detailed description. We are adding these as we go.
• The site map is available as an image and as a PDF. A written description of the layout is still missing; reception is glad to help in the meantime.

Stuck somewhere, or noticed something? Write to us. That is the fastest way to make this site better.

Email: urlaub@inselcamp-ruegen.de
Telephone: +49 (0) 38 38 / 31 24 8
Post: Campingbetrieb Banzelvitzer Berge GmbH, OT Groß Banzelvitz, 18528 Rappin, Germany

We normally reply within three to five working days. Over the winter season it may take a little longer. If you need content from this site in another form (read aloud, as a plain text file, explained over the telephone), let us know and we will provide it on request.

If you are not satisfied with our reply, or receive none within a month, you can turn to the conciliation body under the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) at the Federal Agency for Accessibility. The procedure is free of charge for you.

Schlichtungsstelle BFSG
c/o Bundesfachstelle Barrierefreiheit
Wilhelmstraße 139, 10963 Berlin, Germany
www.schlichtungsstelle-bfsg.de