Making effective QR codes takes work. To shortcut the amount of learning and work required, you can look at how others are using QR codes. By using the best techniques you find and avoiding the worst problems, you can make your QR codes be the best they can be.
Today we look at a QR code found on the kids menu at a local Texas Roadhouse. The code measures about 1 inch square and includes a good call-to-action but no URL.
This QR code is an example of a principle that many restaurants and stores have found success with over the years; when you keep the kids happy while the adults shop or eat, customers spend more. Why not engage the creativity of the children while keeping them busy. No need for costly crayons and color sheets, just a QR code and an app for hours (well, maybe minutes…) of childhood fun.