The document discusses the results of a 2017-18 review of local government websites on mobile devices. It found that 75% of sites provided a good mobile experience, an improvement from 68% in 2016 but still lower than the 32% with a poor experience in 2015. Questions about common services like libraries and payments were answered fairly quickly on mobile, though library links sometimes failed. While most sites had obvious search and avoided the desktop version, only 68% had prominent search and some had unresponsive maps, forms or widgets. Issues also included unclear navigation menus, hidden content, unoptimized forms, and links that open in new tabs.