[warrioradam]

Hello,

I have clients that will want to use QR codes what's the best way to print them on things like coasters, signs, etc. I want to make it so it scans on as many phones as possible is there any guidelines I should follow?

Any websites that do good printing? I also want to get one on my business card but how do I know it will scan on most phones.

Thanks,
Adam

[midasman09]

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Don Alm

[bailbondsguys]

There are some awesome custom QR codes I've seen on Youtube. Maybe finding a good graphic designer could help make a more appealing QR code. I would say using signs would be the cheapest and most efficient way to utilize QR codes depending on the business you are working for.

For example at a restaurant you may want to include this on the menu or a coffee shop you may want to include those stand up ads like at Denny's with a QR code in addition to one at the register and the doorway of the business.

[PPCampaigns]

Use a QR code generator to generate the bar code.Save it and then vectorize the image. That way you can up the resolution and resize it anyway without distortion/pixelation. I can help if you don't have the software. I use Illustrator.

As far as printing, there are probably tons of local print shops in your area. If you want an online solution, I've heard VistaPrint is good.

[Nick Surran]

Adam, check out this thread...

http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...g-clients.html

For short runs of things like t-shirts, coffee mugs, buttons, hats, etc. check out cafepress. Search their site for QR Code and it already looks like they do a lot of stuff.