I have been seeing these new QR codes all over lately and was curious how they worked until I read a great blog post on
The Beading Gem's Journal. I love how she did a lot of research on the various types and explained how to create and utilize one. If you have a scanner app on your smart phone, it is a quick and convenient way to find a website or even a particular item without having to do all the google search or web browsing.
Here is the QR code I created for our website using the
Skanz site. I also downloaded the scanner to my smart phone and it works like a charm. Since we make our own business cards we just added it to the back and also plan to place it on our sign when we are selling at shows.
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The free web application offered by www.learniply.com allows you to create mobile web pages and generate QR Codes that you can place anywhere - from art galleries and museums to restaurants and coffee shops - allowing anyone with a smartphone to locate the mobile web page that you just created. This web page is created and hosted through your free Learniply account.
Thanks for the info. I will give it a try and check it out.
At Present QR Codes are short cut to website. A simple scan with a smartphone, with a QR Code reader application on board, in most cases is much faster than typing in a web address on a cell phone keypad. QR codes hold promise of facilitating numerous services and make things easier for users.
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