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Design of a mobile garden guide based on Artcodes

The use of location-based technology to augment visitor experiences has received considerable attention over the years. In this study, we take an alternative perspective on these kind of location based experiences by focusing on the design of garden signage based on visual recognition technology called Artcodes. This allows signage to be designed and created to provide both visual and contextual meaning as well as associated digital content when scanned using a mobile device. The goal is to form understanding of the impact this technology has on visitor experiences in terms of how users interact with these Artcodes-based garden signages. The project contributes towards the design and development of a mobile learning trail that is educational, yet fun.