In this episode of QR Code Tales, Codey and Emily dive into the playful, experimental side of QR codes, the moments where a simple square becomes a doorway. Forget menus and payments: we’re talking narratives, world-building, and interactive magic. This is the episode where creativity and technology collide.

They explore:

• Case-studies where QR codes become part of the story, from treasure hunts to interactive theatre

• How artists use QR codes to unlock hidden layers of meaning, audio guides, and alternate realities

• Escape-room and gaming mechanics powered by dynamic QR codes

• How live events and festivals use QR codes to create branching experiences, secret content, and real-time audience participation

• What makes a “creative QR experience” work, pacing, reward, clarity, and seamless integration

If you want to design QR-driven experiences that surprise and delight, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of QR Code Tales, Codey and Emily tackle one of the biggest misconceptions in the QR world: security. QR codes themselves aren’t dangerous, but the way they’re used can make or break trust. This is the episode where we demystify the risks, the myths, and the real safeguards brands should know.

They talk about:

• The real risks behind malicious QR codes
• How spoofing and physical code swaps actually happen in the wild
• Why dynamic QR codes give brands stronger security, monitoring, and control
• What QR codes really track… and what they don’t
• Governance, transparency, and best practices that keep interactions safe for everyone

If you want to protect your audience and your brand, this is the episode you don’t want to miss.

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In this episode of QR Code Tales, Codey and Emily dive into one of the most overlooked parts of QR strategy: accessibility. If more people can scan your codes, more people can engage with your brand; it’s that simple.

They talk about:

• Why contrast and code size matter far more than most brands realize

• How to make QR codes easy to use in low-light, high-glare, and fast-moving environments

• Best practices for printing on curved surfaces, textured materials, or anything a little… tricky

• Inclusive alternatives like tactile indicators, NFC tags, and voice-friendly shortlinks

• Simple design tweaks that make every QR experience accessible to every user

If you want your campaigns to reach everyone, this is the episode you shouldn’t skip.

Learn more at ⁠qrcodekit.com