Testing an interactive print advertisement
Having found a QR code on a poster which looked as if it would be interactive, I suggested that we scan it to see how the code functions.
After scanning the code and following the instructions, nothing appears to change anyway.
Holding the phone infront of the poster is something which is very temperamental and not something which busy people in a rush would be interested in waiting for.
Here is the website for the QR's app, the website looks very developed and like something you could trust, either the software is not very good or the student who attempted to use it and create the poster didn't manage to correctly master QR codes.
From this finding, QR codes aren't something I think would work to promote my website, as the printed product would have to engage the audience into wanting to visit my site and after waiting or the QR code failing the audience would no longer be interested in my site and it would have disappointed them.
From this finding, QR codes aren't something I think would work to promote my website, as the printed product would have to engage the audience into wanting to visit my site and after waiting or the QR code failing the audience would no longer be interested in my site and it would have disappointed them.
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