QR code for an event
Point one code at the event page that holds the programme, the ticket link and the venue map.
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Badges and lanyards need at least 2 × 2 cm; roll-up banners and stage backdrops read from several metres, so scale to roughly a tenth of the reading distance — around 20 cm for a 2 m scan. Avoid placing the code near the bottom of a banner where people's legs block it, and keep it off busy photographic backgrounds.
The destination page should load fast on a saturated venue network and answer the three questions people scan for: when, where, and what is next. Put the schedule above the fold rather than behind a download.
Static or dynamic?
Dynamic is genuinely worth it here. Programmes shift, rooms change and after the event the same code can point to the recap, the photos or next year's edition — with no reprint of badges, banners or flyers.
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Other use cases
Poster and flyer
Download the vector SVG so the code stays razor-sharp from an A5 flyer to a 4 × 3 m billboard.
Wedding
One code on the invitation can carry the RSVP form, the venue map, the schedule and, later, the photo album.
Guest WiFi
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