Punchcard Systems

10/14/2025

Welcome back to What the Tech Tuesday (Halloween Edition!)—a series where we break down tech jargon.

This week: Feature Creep
When projects keep picking up new features until they lose focus.

Sometimes the hardest part of building something is knowing when to stop.

10/09/2025

Vibe coding is a part of our early-stage method. ⚙️

It lets our teams build AI-powered prototypes in hours—skipping wireframes and going straight to something users can click, test, and react to. 🖱️

This isn’t replacing our designers—it’s reducing rework and helping us move faster, getting prototypes to our clients faster. ⏱️

But when it’s time for app production, the code is still getting the full quality assurance treatment. 🧠

Good vibes only. 🌀Bad code need not apply. 💻

10/07/2025

Welcome to What the Tech Tuesday—a series where we break down tech jargon, one buzzword at a time.

Because tech is confusing enough without acronyms flying everywhere.

First up: APIs—how your apps secretly talk behind your back. 👀

10/27/2022

As always, it’s essential to be careful about online transactions. We’ve noticed an uptick in brands (including ours!) being used maliciously to take advantage of prospective job candidates.

We only accept job applications via our website, and employees at Punchcard do not use personal or Gmail accounts for business transactions.

If you’ve been the target of a web-based scam, please contact your local authorities to file a police report. Like you, we’re all frustrated with bad actors, and apologize for the inconvenience.

For our current openings, visit our website at the link in our bio.

09/13/2022

Thanks to at for having us out to talk about product journey, user experience, and one of our favourite topics for all entrepreneurs, outcome-based thinking.

Good luck to all the companies going through the Velocity program!

09/13/2022

Thanks to at for having us out to talk about product journey, user experience, and one of our favourite topics for all entrepreneurs, outcome-based thinking.

Good luck to all the companies going through the Velocity program!

12/08/2020

We've asked fellow Punchcardigans to share some of their wellness tips—read them below 👇.

Tip 1: Invest in a nice chair 🪑. Look for chairs with adjustable features so you can set the appropriate support you need.

Tip 2: Take breaks from all screens 💻. Set a timer every 30 minutes to take a break. Get up, walk around, or do some quick stretches, and don't forget to also rest your eyes!

Tip 3: Make time to socialize (virtually) 💬. Just because we're working from home doesn't mean you have to miss out on the water cooler chats. Keep up those touch-points and relationships with your colleagues. Set up a virtual coffee catch-up or reach out via chat!

Have any other working from home wellness tips? Let us know in the comments! Make sure to these tips to help others.

11/17/2020

"We need an app!" is really just the start of the conversation. There's a lot of planning that goes into making something that people can actually use.

Here's a great checklist for UX designers working on mobile and web projects.

Shared with Dropbox

11/16/2020

Figma is one of our favourite collaboration tools for design planning—this article perfectly explains!

What are your office's go-to tools for and with your design team?

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11/13/2020

We've noticed that a lot of businesses are still struggling, post-COVID-19.

Remember that support is available in many forms. There are plenty of great resources, articles, and tips to help you run your business during the Coronavirus outbreak at https://covidcontinuity.com/.

Please share—you never know who could use this information.

Helping understand the challenges and opportunities associated with running your business operations during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.