Today we are launching a new and improved mobile website for the Guardian, m.guardian.co.uk. Our aim is to improve the service for those of you with smartphones, who make up the majority of our growing mobile audience. At the same time we are committed to maintaining an accessible service, optimised for smaller screen sizes and slower connection speeds, for anyone using other handsets.

As well as a fresh new look, which we hope improves your reading experience and enjoyment of the site, we have added live football scores and a new Comment section to the home page. This follows feedback from our mobile readers about their areas of interest, as well as research into the most popular sections on the existing mobile site.

Again based on user feedback, we have also reorganised the News section, offering a greater number of "Top stories" from around guardian.co.uk, and you can find links to UK and World news, Politics and the like, via the Sections menu at the top left of the screen. If you can't spot the section you need, follow "All sections" for a full list including blogs.

Our main focus has been to improve articles, particularly live blogs and minute-by-minute reports, remove the page breaks on articles - so you need never again lose page two if your train goes into a tunnel - and offer more onward links to related reading. Photo galleries have also had a redesign and we hope you find the larger images more rewarding and the galleries themselves easier to flick through.

There are a couple of new tools too: you can now choose to enlarge or decrease the font size across the site, while you can mark any section (including Football results and tables) as a favourite to create quick links from the home page. See our FAQs for more information about specific site features.

Behind the scenes improvements include faster refresh times, as well a more comprehensive site search. You should now be able to find any article or gallery published on the main desktop website on the mobile site, however you come across it, including links from social media sites and search engines. But you can also choose to view pages on the desktop site should you prefer to, via a link at the bottom of each page.

We have also introduced new pages for our subject-based tags. So if you are enjoying the US midterms coverage, for example, look out for the "Related" links below each article or gallery to find a wealth of content on the subjects listed.

We know there is more to do to improve the mobile site and are very keen to hear your suggestions. So do let us know what you think of the new site by posting comments below or emailing userhelp@guardian.co.uk - and please do report any problems you experience with particular handsets so we can address them.