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This June, we introduced the mobile-friendly version of Clicklaw Wikibooks.
Since then, mobile use of the Wikibooks has gone up nearly 50%.
Today, we’re happy to announce that the main Clicklaw website has also gone mobile-friendly! You can now better access the information available on Clicklaw—any time and anywhere.
Do you have a smartphone? You can already read the Clicklaw blog in a mobile-friendly format, and our Clicklaw Wikibooks (which have helpful legal info on family law, residential tenancy law, wills and estates, and more) now have a mobile option too. We are working on making the main Clicklaw website mobile-friendly, stay tuned.
Why go mobile? Mobile use is not going away; in fact, it’s increasing every year. Nearly 33% of visitors to Clicklaw and the Clicklaw Wikibooks are on either mobile or tablet. We wanted to make the experience better for you, across all devices.
Here’s what you see when you go to a specific Clicklaw Wikibook:
You still have the option of downloading the Wikibook in PDF, EPUB, or ordering a print copy–right from your phone.
