Both the map and the popups allow for configurable styles and could do with some more refining.

Particularly popups, which don't currently respect heading text sizes or bold text

On the my library page the site should provide an option to tweet at the library service:

• When no data is available: encourage them to make the data available
• When they have high fines: encourage them to reduce or remove fines
• When they have fines: encourage them to reduce fines
• When they have no fines: congratulate them!

The map should have an option to look at either all fines, or child fines.

WIth the data on a family weekly charge (2 children, 2 adults) we can add some lookups that estimate the most expensive library services and display these on a graph.

This can use Chart JS.

Complete an initial accessibility statement from the current sample accessibility statement on gov uk.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/sample-accessibility-statement

Also conduct WAVE accessibility checks.

Add CSS styling (using original theme as a template) to style the tables.

Review content and refine. Plus

• Add thanks to Lara
• Correct URL in Tweet

This is a project that should be listed and documented at Library Lab

This means it should also include a Library Lab logo and links to library lab. Library lab content will be done under a LL repository ticket.

An error occurs when a postcode search is requested that would return a library service for which no data is available.

We should alert users to the fact that data isn't available, and give the opportunity to tweet to the library service.

Cumbria is now split into Cumberland and Westmorland and Furness

Will be doing a bit more tweeting about the site tomorrow so this is just an opportunity to do some tidy up work, make sure there aren't major bugs or typos.

Also, why is the input text field not working on iPad when launched from Twitter?

The table in the data page needs some additional styling to add a border and to tweak the existing inner row and column lines.

Plus styling could be added to the fine amounts to ensure these appear in bold.

The repository needs a standard template readme file that is comprehensive for running up the project.

The site is relatively light weight - it would be good to add the website carbon badge to each page to promote that service.

The my library page should give some context to the amount of a fine, and what alternative things that could pay for.