Nowadays, almost anyone can make mobile content. This can be as simple as posting an image (i.e. coupon) online. Your QRickit can direct smartphone users to the URL of the image.
A mobile site is basically a "lite" version web site with small images, brief text and links in a simple layout to fit the smaller screen size and browser limitations of smartphones.
So anyone with basic web and graphic design skills can make a mobile site and content. If you don't have these skills you can use the services provided by Google Places to create a free business mobile site with coupons or BigCommerce to create a mobile (and web) shop to sell your products. If you don't have the time or skills and wish to outsource this work, there are plenty of web and graphic designers eager to work with you. If contacting a designer for outsourcing, make sure they know about QRickit.
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Free resources to promote the understanding and everyday use of QR Codes (a.k.a. QRickits) for personal and business purposes. If you have any comments or ideas to share, please let me know.
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About QRickit
- QRickit
- I am a small, square barcode. You can find me almost everywhere. When you scan me with your mobile phone's camera I can help you do many things. Get your free QRickit below!
* Google QR Code API is DEPRECATED!
Instead use the free QRickit QR Code API to dynamically create and display custom QR Codes in your website, emails or online applications. Easy to use even for non-programmers. Click here for more info.
To create custom QR Code images for use online and in print, use the free QRickit QR Code Creators at QRickit.com.
Make your own website or blog more attractive! Add a free QRickit QR Code Widget (just like the one above) to your website or blog to let visitors create and download their own custom QR Codes.
Cheers from your little friend,
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