QR codes are not meant for humans to read, they are meant for machines to read. Why do they want to make QR codes round or make them heart-shaped when they could just embrace the brutalist geometric QR code?

  • WraithGear@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I mean why make art when people could just embrace the brutalist simplicity of a brick wall?

    Because if it exists it’s a possible vector for human expression

    Also you have to convince the human to scan it

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      2 months ago

      Get these fancy bricks out of here, this building will be made only with concrete and the crushed dreams of Soviet workers.

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    Marketing is all about trying to stand out. Lots of companies just slap a default QR on their product and call it a day. Other companies invest a little bit more time and effort to make their products slightly prettier than the competition. Maybe that will increase sales by 0.1%. At least they hope so.

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    2 months ago

    To catch the eye. Seeing it will gather your attention, maybe just long enough to see what the rest of the advertisement is or peak your interest.