All of those boxes within boxes within a box make a qr code.
What's a QR Code?
I don't care, I just want the app!
What Is it?
Short Answer... A QR Code, sometimes refered to as a 2D Barcode, is a way to embed data in a graphic that can be read by a scanner. They're a lot like regular barcodes, but they can hold more information. Basic text, links to websites, phone numbers, contact information, wifi indentification, basically anything that can be boiled down into text can be put into a qr code.
Long Answer... Wikipedia.
Who Carries Around a Barcode Scanner?
scanning a code with a link to a website
Chances are good that you have one right now. If you have a smartphone you can probably install an application (or might already have one installed) that uses your camera to scan the codes.
Basically all you have to do is open the app, point your camera at the code, and voilá! your phone will take the appropriate steps depending on what the code contained.
Don't Have a Reader?
Might we suggest the following?
FourSquare
Matthew P. is the mayor of Old Mill Bridge
Walters M. is the mayor of Original Stone Library
Anthony S. is the mayor of Honolulu House
Joel N. is the mayor of Pioneer Rock