QR codes – with an extra dimension

After thinking a bit more about logos in QR codes (the fun never stops!), it occurred to me that instead of obscuring some of the code’s appearance with a logo, you could obscure some of the code’s appearance time with a logo. In other words, make it animated with the logo disappearing or shrinking to … Continue reading QR codes – with an extra dimension →

Opera’s (potential) HTML5 compliance

With HTML5 on its way I thought I’d take inspiration from http://www.w3.org/QA/2008/09/top-500-html5-validity.html who in turn took inspiration from Opera’s QA team and test the front page of a few of Opera’s websites for HTML5 conformity. Firstly, an important caveat. The HTML5 validator is beta so may have erroneously missed or mis-detected issues. In addition, at … Continue reading Opera’s (potential) HTML5 compliance →

Operatic QR codes

QR codes are the fastest way to access a webpage with your phone and Opera is the fastest way to view a webpage with your phone. QR codes + Opera = a match made in heaven and yet they're pretty scarce on opera.com. Not any more.