Accessibility declaration for the Senator Hotel website

• Clear text — the ability to adjust and enlarge the font size, when enlarged to 200%, the layout remains legible;
• Clear language of messages and content — the language is simple and understandable;
• Clear subpage titles — each subpage has a unique and logical title displayed in the browser;
• Sufficient contrast — essential content and controls meet the required brightness ratio of 4.5:1; no contrast errors in the content; key, possible contrast adjustments (white and black versions, low or high color saturation);
• Correct semantics and hierarchy of headers — the order of headers retained, which facilitates orientation for people using screen readers, structural tags are applied;
• Section tags - page uses headers and sections
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• Language declaration - in the tag
• Full keyboard support — all links, buttons and checkboxes reachable by Tab and Enter keys; the active element is clearly marked;
• Form fields described — each field has a visible label or descriptive attribute; error messages are read by readers;
• Alternative texts and auxiliary tags — decorative graphics are marked as omitted, and information graphics are equipped with alternative descriptions or additional descriptive attributes;
• Understandable links — links clearly indicate the purpose; contain a title attribute containing a short description, the active page is indicated in the menu;
• Audience-friendly multimedia materials — the ability to stop animations and hide photos (choose text alternatives instead of graphics);
• No flashing content — there are no animations or lighting effects on the page exceeding the permissible flicker threshold;
• Pop-ups and drop-down content — capturing the user's attention is limited to the correct area, it is possible to close it, and the remainder of the page is excluded from use by readers;
• Respect traffic preferences — when the user restricts animations in the system, the page does not display unnecessary effects;
• No traps when navigating — mouse actions can be replaced by Enter or Spacebar; there are no shortcuts that depend solely on the device type;
• Galleries and scrolling images — visible, clear “previous” and “next” buttons with a description of the function are applied, the user can stop scrolling;
• Flexible layout — the page adapts to screens from 320 pixels wide without the need to scroll horizontally, and maintains clarity when zoomed;
• Correct use of ARIA tags — descriptive attributes (aria-label, aria-current, role) are used to support users using readers;
• Link highlighting — the ability to select a clear border of all links to easily distinguish them from plain text;
• Text spacing — the ability to adjust the spacing between texts
• Facilities for people with dyslexia — the ability to choose a font specially adapted to the needs of dyslexics;
• Shortcut “Skip to content” — allows you to skip the menu and go to the main content; provided with a description for screen readers;
• Cursor — the ability to select an enlarged, highlighted cursor shape;
• Hints — the ability to select the label highlight when hovering over the form;
• Line height — possibility of separate control of the interline instead of system settings;
• Text alignment — the ability to select a switch between justification, left, center, or right alignment;
• Consistency of navigation — repeating elements (e.g. headers, menus, footer) are placed in the same places on all subpages, which makes it easy to navigate
• Consistent identification — texts on buttons clearly define their operation;
• Feedback in forms — mandatory fields are marked, and in case of error the user receives an understandable message;
• Correct focus order — from left to right, top to bottom;
• On-demand change — all context changes are initiated only at the request of the user;
• Improved page performance — optimized loading of resources, no duplicated elements and scripts, improving website accessibility and speed.

In case of problems with the accessibility of the website, please contact us via e-mail address:hotel@hotel-lidia.pl. You can also contact us by calling the phone number+48 94 314 30 39. In the same way, requests for unavailable information can be made available and complaints about the lack of availability can be made.

Everyone has the right to make a request to ensure the availability of digital website, mobile application or some element thereof. You can also request that the information be made available by alternative means of access, for example by reading a digitally unavailable document, describing the content of the film without audio description, etc. The request should include the data of the person making the request, an indication of which website or mobile application it is concerned and the method of contact. If the requesting person reports the need to obtain information by means of an alternative means of access, they should also specify a way of presenting that information that is convenient for him. The entity should execute no later than 7 days from the date of the request. If it is not possible to comply with this deadline, the entity shall immediately inform the requesting applicant when the request can be fulfilled, but the time limit may not be longer than 2 months from the date of the request. If digital accessibility is not possible, the entity may propose an alternative way to access the information. In the event that the entity refuses to comply with a request for accessibility or an alternative means of access to information, the applicant may file a complaint regarding the ensured availability of a digital website, mobile application or component of the website or mobile application. After exhausting the above procedure, you can also submit an application to pfron.org.pl