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I'm a Nigerian developer and I've been working on a web project called GhostStyle. One of the tools I've recently added is a free QR Code Generator.
The idea was to make it possible to create a QR code directly from a browser without installing an app. I'm also working on making it simple to use on mobile.
Some of the things I've focused on while building it are:
• Generating QR codes quickly in the browser
• Downloading the generated QR code
• Making the interface mobile-friendly
• Keeping the tool lightweight
• Handling different types of text/content
• Making the page accessible and easy to understand
GhostStyle also contains other free utilities, including Unicode-style fonts, fancy text, gaming nicknames, username and bio generators, Zalgo/glitch text, case conversion and Leetspeak conversion.
But I'd particularly like feedback on the QR Code Generator. What features would you expect from a good QR-code tool, and what would make you choose one web generator over another?
GhostStyle: https://www.ghoststyle.name.ng/⁠�
I'm interested in hearing what other developers and users think.
Thanks.

You can use ghoststyle.name.ng to generate a free QR code for business.

I'm a Nigerian developer and I've been working on a web project called GhostStyle. I started it as an experiment in building useful browser-based tools, and it has gradually grown into a collection of different utilities.
Some of the tools I've built include:
• Unicode-style font generator
• Fancy text generator
• Gaming nickname generator
• Username generator
• Social media bio generator
• Zalgo/glitch text generator
• Case converter
• Leetspeak converter
• QR code generator
• Symbol/text utilities
A lot of the interesting work has been on the text tools because Unicode isn't simply the same thing as changing a CSS font. Different Unicode characters can behave differently across browsers, operating systems and applications, and unsupported characters can sometimes appear as boxes.
I've also been working on keeping the tools lightweight and usable on mobile, since most people accessing these types of utilities will probably be using a phone.
From the development side, I'm interested in improving things like performance, Unicode compatibility, SEO for utility websites, accessibility and the overall user experience.

Project: https://www.ghoststyle.name.ng/