Government information is often not mobile friendly; increasing accessibility (especially of local information) is one way libraries can serve diverse users. Some libraries are providing services of this type in a desktop-oriented way already. This chapter discusses tools that can be used to make such sites more mobile friendly, including ones requiring little funds or technical background. The most obvious way to leverage patrons’ mobile devices is to put content on the Web. This chapter will address some examples of content librarians have put online specifically to serve underserved populations and then discuss how to make that content (and the rest of your library site) mobile-friendly. While examples tend to focus on smartphones,.
