Today we’d like to share some of the most common questions we get asked about QR codes: Do people really scan QR codes at retail? Do they know how to? Do they really work at retail? Let's take a closer look at how QR codes are being used at retail today.

Several months ago, we published a retrospective on the history and evolution of the category display at retail. We received some great feedback on that write-up, so we decided to take a similar tact and share some of our reflections on the evolution of smart home products at retail.

Senior warehouse production assistant Purity McKinney works closely with OnQ's line leads to make sure they have everything they need, and to make sure projects move smoothly through production.

Notable digital-first brands like Amazon, Warby Parker, SmileDirect, Peloton and many more are making the leap to physical retail with pop-up shops and other in-store retail experiences. Let's take a look at three strategies driving digital-first brands into physical retail.

Retail Industry Luminary Stuart Armstrong Joins the OnQ Board of Directors

Creating a store display from scratch is a huge undertaking. With so many types of retail displays to consider, you may not know where to start. Understanding all the elements of visual merchandising can be overwhelming, but it helps to start with some of the basic elements of retail merchandising.

Digital signage is crossing over into mainstream retail more quickly than ever before - a movement that’s only accelerated throughout the pandemic. Here are 7 reasons to consider bringing digital signage in-store.

Senior Project Manager Chelsey Oda offers some perspective on the project development process at OnQ in this latest installment of Retail Voices. Read on to learn how she skillfully ushers projects from initial sketches all the way to production.

Madison Reed tapped OnQ to develop a new interactive digital swatch panel experience to help customers explore Madison Reed’s hair color products to find their perfect shade.

Despite holding an enviable position in the retail world, large retailers also face a unique set of challenges. We help retailers anticipate, understand and overcome those challenges to deliver a better customer experience.

Curtis Acosta offers a glimpse into the prototyping process in this latest installment of Retail Voices. Unlike many of his colleagues, he spent much of his career outside the retail industry before coming to OnQ.

Our recent collaboration with Fred Meyer drove 92% sales lift of home electronics products in newly redesigned stores

Some of the most successful retailers are improving how they merchandise accessories to improve the customer experience and drive high-margin sales in-store

OnQ has been named one of California’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the 2021 Inc. 5000 Regional California list