Digital card

Your card shows people how to get along with you and how to reach you.

Anyone who opens your card sees your name, your DISC type and one line about how to get along with you. They can save your details to their phone, and a three-minute test shows how the two of you would get along. It works the same for a new friend, a relative or someone you meet at work.

This example card belongs to Sam Rivera, an event producer we made up.

Each part of the card tells the person who opens it something about you.

  1. Your DISC type sits at the top of the card, with its letters and its name.

  2. Your name comes next, beside your photo if you add one or your initials if you do not. You can add a role under your name if you want one.

  3. The line under “How I'm wired” tells people how to get along with you, and you pick it from lines written for your type.

  4. The QR code sits inside four colored frames, one for each DISC style. Each frame is made of rings, and the styles that lead your type get the most rings. Any phone camera can scan the code to open your card.

  5. Your seven-character code sits at the bottom, and anyone can type it at wiredtype.com/code to open your card.

A person who opens your card can save it and see how the two of you would get along.

You can make your card and share it on your own in three steps.

  1. Take the free test. It takes about three minutes, and your card is filled in from your result.

  2. Check your name and pick your line, and add a photo or a role if you want them. You make it with a free WiredType account, and you will not be asked for a credit card or any payment details.

  3. Share your card by sending its link or using the share button on your phone, or open it on your phone and let someone scan the QR code.

Your card and your result image are two different things you can share.

The result image is a picture of your type, with your name and a link to the free test, that you can post when you finish the test. Your card is a web page with its own link and QR code, and it carries your contact details. When you change your card, the same link shows the new version.

Your card fills in from your free test result.