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INFOBODInformation that has its place

A digital information network

Information
that has its place.

InfoBod connects specific places with the information that visitors and residents really need — quickly, clearly and in context.

  • For towns and local places
  • Easy access through a QR code
  • No app required
InfoBod — Information that has its place
One scanthe right information at the right moment
Opens in a standard browser

A clear structure

One network. Many specific points.

The project homepage introduces InfoBod. Each place has its own address, and its satellite points guide people directly to the relevant topic.

infobod.sk/podolinec/pamiatky/kostol

How it works

From the big picture to a detail along the way.

InfoBod follows the natural way people explore: first orientation, then a choice, and finally a specific answer.

01

The town’s main InfoBod

One clear information point for residents and visitors: important contacts, orientation, services, tips and the story of the place.

for example infobod.sk/podolinec
02

Satellite InfoBods

A QR code at a monument, an educational stop or a public service opens precisely the relevant section of the main InfoBod.

monuments, trails, services, stories
03

A simple scan

Visitors scan the QR code and the page opens immediately in their mobile browser. No app, registration or unnecessary steps.

also accessible through a regular link

The visitor’s journey

Information does not start on a screen. It starts at a place.

The QR code is not the destination. It is a quiet signpost that leads people to useful content when they need it.

See the first InfoBod
  1. 1
    I arrive at a place

    A town square, a monument, a trail or a public service.

  2. 2
    I scan the QR code

    No installation and no searching for the right page.

  3. 3
    I get the context

    A short answer, a practical link or a gateway to the main InfoBod.

Who it is for

For places that want to be understood.

InfoBod brings order to content without taking away a place’s own character.

Towns and municipalities

Practical information and local services in one place — for residents and visitors alike.

Heritage and culture

Stories, context and links right at the site, not only after returning home.

Trails and local projects

Clear points on the map, navigation and content that can grow with the project.

Responsible design

Simple for people. Thoughtfully designed for public spaces.

01

Accessibility

Readable typography, clear navigation, sufficient contrast and keyboard controls.

02

Privacy

The basic information layer requires neither an account nor personal data. Data collection should always be justified and transparent.

03

Up-to-date information

Content remains easy to update, so important information does not turn into outdated signs along the way.

04

Connected context

Each satellite leads back to the main InfoBod, so a detail never loses its place in the bigger story.

The first point on the map

Podolínec already shows what InfoBod can look like in practice.

A clear information point for essential information, a guide, a historical map, contacts and finding your way around town.

Open InfoBod Podolínec

The project vision

Every place has information. InfoBod gives it the right address.

The network can gradually connect towns, municipalities, monuments, trails and small local points. Not as another app, but as a natural digital layer of public space.

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A concept for a physical InfoBod information pillar in public space A concept for a physical InfoBod

InfoBod in public space

InfoBod need not be just a QR code. It can be a place where people naturally stop.

A consistent brand, a physical pillar or a smaller QR point gives information a clear address. People recognise it, scan the code and open precisely the information they need at that moment.

01

Where it makes sense

A town square, a village entrance, a bus stop, a cultural centre, a monument, a sports facility or a trailhead.

02

What the municipality gains

One visible point where visitors can access current services, events, orientation and local stories.

  • No app or registration
  • Update content in one place
  • Helping residents and visitors

The exact dimensions, materials and signage are adapted to the character of the place — from a prominent pillar to a discreet QR point beside a monument.