Source: thenewstack.io
Design Like a Dev: What if You Had to Redesign QR Codes?
Despite its ubiquity, the humble QR code has been somewhat taken for granted by developers. The Quick Response (QR) code was invented by a subsidiary of Toyota to track parts across the manufacturing process.
Today, we usually use QR codes to get lengthy URLs onto our phones from walls, serviettes, business cards or even t-shirts; that is, any visible surface we can take a photo of.
In the case of a QR code, the reader has to work out how big the content holder is.
I have never seen a QR code like the one on the right, but it is describable within the system!
Today, we usually use QR codes to get lengthy URLs onto our phones from walls, serviettes, business cards or even t-shirts; that is, any visible surface we can take a photo of.
In the case of a QR code, the reader has to work out how big the content holder is.
I have never seen a QR code like the one on the right, but it is describable within the system!
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