QR Code Request Form | Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

QR codes provide an easy transition from the physical to digital worlds without having to type an URL. To be effective, QR codes need clear, brief, contextual information and must lead the user to relevant pages. Nielsen Norman's QR code usability guidelines provide more information.

A QR code cannot be created until you provide a landing page URL. If you need to create or update a landing page, please submit a web submission to the Digital Platforms team. Two weeks notice is required.

Need help or have questions? Contact Shipra Chaubey ext. 246

Landing page URL in English:

Landing page URL in French:

Start date:

Do you have an end date?

Yes

No, my content will be available to the public for a long time.

End date:

Where will the QR code be used?

Describe how the code will be displayed and where it will be located. Example 1: the code will be printed on a poster positioned near the Ticket Counter. Example 2: the code will be on a screen (kiosk), usually positioned by the coatroom in Saputo.

Will this QR code be included in a production request?

Yes

There are two types of QR codes available. Navilens have premium accessibility features, but are more expensive with a small number available. Beaconstac are basic QR codes.
Are you applying for a Navilens code?

Yes

I'm not sure

If you are approved for a Navilens code, you will need to provide a sentence with a maximum 94-character count (including spaces). This sentence should describe the landing URL to the user.

Additional comments if needed:

Name of staff making the request:

Department:

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