Can I see some use cases for a QR Code feedback form?
If you’d like to get inspired to use QR Codes in innovative and unique ways, here are a few examples from fictional brands to get your creativity flowing.
Hotels & Resorts
A luxury hotel like the Grand Hotel & Resort couldn’t maintain high-profile bookings without ensuring that each customer has a perfect stay at their hotel. To make customer feedback collection simple and convenient, they’ve added a QR Code feedback form to table tents in each hotel room and give flyers away during check-in.
Consumer Packaged Goods
Betty Baker is a new online baking product retailer. They’re using QR Code feedback forms on all their food product packaging to direct how they can make improvements to their products, including factors like taste, ingredients, and even the delivery process.
Home Repairs & Maintenance
The Happy House Crew is a home repair and maintenance business that only functions if their customers are satisfied with their work. Because feedback is so valuable to them, each customer receives a business card with a QR Code feedback form so that they can leave feedback after each repair project.
What are some best practices for using a QR Code feedback form?
Customizing your feedback form
First off, you’ll want to fill in all the details for the feedback form itself so customers understand the full concept. Next, when creating your feedback form, keep the concept of “balance” in mind. When deciding which categories to use, consider what types of information you want to prioritize. If you require too little information, you may not get the full information that you need about how to improve your customer service. If you require too much information, the customer may feel overwhelmed and not fill out your form. Balance is the key.
Minimum size
QR Codes should never be designed smaller than 2 x 2 cm (around 0.8 x 0.8 in). This makes it so users can read them, as well as so QR Code scanners can detect them. If you’re unsure how big to make your QR Code feedback form, we recommend using a larger size, because it’s easy to scale up their size. For further information on printing QR Codes, take a look at this overview.
Logo
It’s a great idea to add your logo to the middle of your QR Code. This has two benefits: it connects users to your brand, and users feel safer about scanning a QR Code that comes from an authentic source.
Colors
Giving your QR Code custom colors not only boosts your branding but also helps your QR Code match your graphic design. Nonetheless, there are a few details to keep in mind such as always using a darker color for the foreground (the black and square pixels itself), a lighter color for the background, and maintaining the quiet zone to avoid any scanning issues. For a complete guide on custom QR Code design, we’ve got an overview here.
Printing formats
QR Codes can be downloaded as four different image file formats: JPG, PNG, EPS, or even SVG. These options give you full power to add your own QR Code customization and adjust the size to match your designs. Adding a QR Code to a design can be done with any photo editing tool.