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Mike Oustamanolakis, PhD

Decision UX Architect
Designing systems that clarify ownership, trade-offs, and outcomes.

I bring clarity to complex, regulated systems.

How to view this deck
• Top bar → Table of Contents, Search, Keyboard Shortcuts, Text Size
• Bottom bar → use buttons (or ← → on keyboard) to move slides
• Bottom bar → darker dots mark each shown project
• Scroll inside slides → view full prototypes

1.2

Projects Overview

Systems Delivery

Dipl.pro

2024–25

Cross-border UX architecture

Unifies fragmented gov info into one clear answer.

Systems & UX Architect Policy → Interface

Governance Tools

Mark Classification Tool

2024

Decision rules for assessment

Removes ambiguity; faster, defendable outcomes.

Designer-Builder Governance

Bulk Marksheet Generator

2023–24

Admin automation

Eliminated manual steps; ~300+ staff hours saved / term.

Systems & UX Delivery

Learning Systems / Knowledge Infra

Autonomy by Design

2022–24

Structured learning system

Clear progression; higher-quality outputs with less friction.

Product/UX Architect Education

UX Dictionary

2021–25

14,000+ structured terms

Shared language → faster alignment & decisions.

Author & Systems Designer Knowledge

Definition Quality Scorer

2024–25

Clarity QA engine

Enforces concise, high-clarity definitions (<155 chars).

Designer-Builder Quality

1.3

How I Work

Define → Frame → Design → Optimize

1.4

Architecture. Velocity. Clarity.

I design systems that remove friction and eliminate ambiguity.

My definitions:
Architecture → Structure that eliminates ambiguity.
Velocity → Progress without friction.
Clarity → Only what matters — nothing extra.

1.5

People. Teams. Decisions.

I work through teams, not around them.

Teams → Led and guided designers, researchers, and cross-functional groups across product, engineering, and leadership.
People → Mentored designers from junior to senior levels through shared critique, clear standards, and decision ownership.
Environment → Reduced ambiguity by defining roles, decision rules, and system-level priorities.

2.1

Dipl.pro — A UX system for cross-border bureaucracy

From "information dump" → "guided decision"

• Consular, visa and emergency information is scattered across dozens of unrelated government websites.

• Global mobility = anxiety and uncertainty → not a design problem, a governance problem.

• Dipl.pro consolidates location + mission + citizenship + context into one guided flow.

Dipl.pro is actively being built in HTML + WordPress (Blocksy + CPT + REST + JSON schema).

2.2

Architecture for Predictable Decisions

• Info organized by urgency, not by visual hierarchy
(Emergency → Opening Hours → Contact)

• "Reveal to view emergency number" prevents accidental misuse

• Breadcrumb expresses jurisdiction, not geography
(Greek Missions → Hong Kong → Consulate General)

• Accessibility: semantic structure, focus-trap modal, cognitive load reduction

Each section answers one thing: what you need to do next.

See the experience, simplified.

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https://dipl.pro/missions/greece/hong-kong/consulate-general

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Consulate General of Greece

Hong Kong SAR

Emergency assistance (24/7)

Contact Information

Address

Suite 2106-08, Two Pacific Place
88 Queensway, Admiralty
Hong Kong

Phone

+852 2523 0662

Fax

+852 2877 0709

Email

grgencon.hok@mfa.gr

Website

www.mfa.gr/hongkong

Opening Hours

Closed Opens tomorrow at 09:00

Opens in 9 hours and 2 minutes

Public Services

Monday - Thursday	9:00 - 13:00 14:00 - 17:00
Friday	9:00 - 13:00
Saturday - Sunday	Closed

Telephone Inquiries

Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 17:00

Services Offered

This mission provides a range of consular services to Greek citizens and residents. Some services may require appointments or have specific documentation requirements.

Service	Status	Notes
Passport Issuance (New)	✓	By appointment only
Passport Renewal	✓	3-4 weeks processing
Emergency Travel Documents	✓	24-hour service
Visa Services (for travel to Greece)	✓	Schengen visa applications
Notarial Services	✓	Document certification, signatures
Birth/Marriage Certificates	✓	Registration and copies
Power of Attorney	✓	With notarization
Military Service Documentation	●	Limited - refer to Athens
Voting Registration	✓	For Greek elections
Social Security Documents	✕	Not available - contact Athens

✓ Available

● Limited

✕ Not available

Jurisdiction

Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR

Holiday Closures

Next Holiday

Christmas Day - 38 days

38

days

This mission observes both Greek national holidays and Hong Kong public holidays. Special closures may be announced separately.

Closures Next 12 Months

Greek Holidays

Dec 25 Christmas Day

Jan 1-6 New Year's Day

Mar 25 Annunciation

Apr 29 Orthodox Easter Monday

May 1 Labour Day

Jun 15 Orthodox Pentecost Monday

Aug 15 Assumption of Mary

Oct 28 Ochi Day

Hong Kong Holidays

Dec 25-27 Christmas Day

Jan 1 New Year's Day

Jan 12 Lunar New Year

Feb 10-12 Lunar New Year

Feb 11 Lunar New Year

Feb 12 Lunar New Year

Mar 29 Good Friday

Apr 4-7 Ching Ming Festival

May 1 Labour Day

May 15 Buddha's Birthday

Jun 12 Dragon Boat Festival

Jul 1 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day

Sep 18 Mid-Autumn Festival

Oct 1 National Day

Oct 2 Mid-Autumn Festival

Oct 7 Chung Yeung Festival

Oct 23 National Day

Dec 25-27 Christmas Day

Dec 26 Boxing Day

Last verified: Nov 1, 2025

Suggest an update

Source: Official website

Visa Requirements

Greek passport holders → Hong Kong

All Greek Missions

View embassies & consulates worldwide

2.3

Clarity in High-Stress Conditions

• Operational clarity: the UI guides behaviour, not instructions.

• Reduces operational noise: emergency numbers are revealed deliberately, preventing accidental or non-urgent calls.

• Outcome focused: faster decisions during high-stress moments.

Built for clarity under stress.

See the urgency, visually.

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Consulate General of Greece

Hong Kong SAR

Emergency assistance (24/7)

Contact Information

Address

Suite 2106-08, Two Pacific Place
88 Queensway, Admiralty
Hong Kong

Phone

+852 2523 0662

Fax

+852 2877 0709

Email

grgencon.hok@mfa.gr

Website

www.mfa.gr/hongkong

Opening Hours

Closed Opens tomorrow at 09:00

Opens in 9 hours and 2 minutes

Public Services

Monday - Thursday	9:00 - 13:00 14:00 - 17:00
Friday	9:00 - 13:00
Saturday - Sunday	Closed

Telephone Inquiries

Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 17:00

2.4

Policy → Logic → Interface

• Dynamically answers: "Do I need a visa?"

• Content changes based on location + passport

• Replaces government PDF labyrinth with clear next steps

From "Here are rules" → to "Here's what applies to you."

Ambiguity becomes certainty.

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https://dipl.pro/visa/greece/hong-kong/check

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Dipl.pro

You are in:

Greek Missions
/
Hong Kong
/
Consulate General
/
Visa Requirements

🇬🇷 ➔ 🇭🇰

Visa-Free Entry

Greece to Hong Kong

Greek passport holders can enter Hong Kong without a visa for tourism and short-term business visits

Maximum Stay

90 days

Visa Required

No

Passport Validity

1+ month

Processing Time

On arrival

Required Documents

Valid Greek passport (minimum 1 month validity beyond intended stay)
Proof of onward/return travel (flight ticket)
Proof of sufficient funds for stay
Accommodation details (hotel booking or invitation letter)

Permitted Activities

Tourism and sightseeing
Business meetings and conferences
Short-term training programs
Visiting family or friends

Important Notes

No visa fee required
Employment is not permitted on visa-free entry
Extension of stay may be possible at Hong Kong Immigration Department
Overstaying may result in fines and future entry bans

Always verify before travel

Entry requirements can change. Check with Hong Kong Immigration Department or the nearest Hong Kong mission before your trip for the most current information.

Health & Insurance Requirements

Travel Insurance

Recommended

Not mandatory for Greek citizens, but strongly recommended. Should cover medical expenses, repatriation, and trip cancellation.

Vaccinations

None required

No mandatory vaccinations for travelers from Greece. Routine vaccinations recommended. Yellow fever certificate only if arriving from endemic areas.

COVID-19

No restrictions

No COVID-19 vaccination or testing requirements as of Nov 2025. Check for updates before travel as policies may change.

Health Requirements Can Change

Check the Hong Kong Centre for Health Protection and WHO for the latest health advisories before your trip.

How to Enter Hong Kong

Prepare your documents

Ensure your Greek passport is valid for at least 1 month beyond your intended stay. Have proof of onward travel and accommodation ready.

Arrive in Hong Kong

Present your passport and required documents at Hong Kong Immigration upon arrival. No advance application needed.

Receive entry stamp

Immigration will stamp your passport with permitted stay duration (up to 90 days). Keep this stamp visible for exit.

Visit Hong Kong Immigration →

Related Missions

Greek diplomatic missions in Hong Kong and nearby regions

🇬🇷

Greek Consulate General

Hong Kong SAR

Consulate

Suite 2106-08, Two Pacific Place, Admiralty

19 Guanghua Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Information Sources

· Hong Kong Immigration Department

· Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Updated: Oct 15, 2025

Check Other Routes

🇭🇰 🇬🇷

Hong Kong → Greece

Visa requirements for Hong Kong residents

Check Another Route

Use visa checker for any passport/destination

2.5

One Passport. One Location.
One Clear Answer.

• Country selection → city selection → mission selection

• Replaces search fatigue with progressive disclosure

• Designed to scale to 200+ locations and 1000+ missions

Users shouldn't have to understand bureaucracy before using it.

Pick passport. Pick place. Get certainty.

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https://dipl.pro

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Find Embassies & Consulates Worldwide

Access contact details, services, emergency lines, and hours for diplomatic missions across 150+ countries.

Greek Consular Services in Singapore

Embassy and consular information for Greek citizens

Greece — Singapore

Embassy

Address

Embassy

Address

38 Tran Phu Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

Phone

+84 24 3823 3456

Emergency Line

+84 24 3823 3456

Hours

Mon-Fri 9:00-17:00

Visa Passport Notarial Emergency Consular

2.6 — Outcome

Predictable decisions.
No interpretation.

Transparent, explainable, auditable.

3.1

Mark Classification Tool

Role & scope: Product and design lead, working with designers, engineers, and leadership to translate policy into enforceable system logic.

Problem: Grade boundaries set manually → errors, disputes, wasted admin hours.

Solution: Turn policy into logic. The interface eliminates invalid inputs.

Impact: Policy enforced automatically. Zero errors. Zero ambiguity.

Fully dynamic. Try it.
No formulas. No manual spreadsheets or recalculations.
The logic does the work.

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Adjustment Type

Percentage

Absolute

Change Intervals

2.5 Current

UK Marks	UG Classification	PGT Classification	Singapore Grade	NUS/NTU GPA

3.2

Bulk Marksheet Document Generator

Problem: Personalized PDF feedback takes days of manual formatting per cohort.

Solution: CSV → automated PDF packets.

Impact: 200+ individualized PDFs generated in under 1 hour.

Imagine formatting this… 200 times.
Academic talent should serve students.
Not wasted in paperwork.

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Module: Graphic Design Portfolio (DSGN3002) | Assignment: Professional Portfolio Development | Submission Date: 20 October 2025

What Was Done Well

Strong conceptual thinking with clear research and development process
Confident use of typography with good hierarchy and readability
Effective visual language and consistent brand identity development
Good technical execution with proper print-ready file preparation

What Can Be Improved

Develop more innovative and distinctive visual solutions beyond conventional approaches
Strengthen portfolio presentation structure with clearer visual flow
Include more explicit documentation of design process and iterations
Improve color palette sophistication and consistent application

Learning Outcomes Assessment

LO1: Develop original design concepts demonstrating creative thinking and visual problem-solving

65

LO2: Execute design solutions with technical proficiency across print and digital media

72

LO3: Present work professionally through portfolio curation and contextual documentation

68

Assessment Rubric

Grade Band	LO1: Creative Concept Development	LO2: Technical Execution	LO3: Professional Presentation
85-100	Exceptional originality and innovation in design concepts with sophisticated visual problem-solving	Outstanding technical mastery with flawless execution and production-ready quality	Exemplary portfolio curation with compelling visual narrative and comprehensive documentation
72-84	Strong creative concepts showing clear originality and confident problem-solving approaches	High technical competence with refined execution and professional-quality output	Professional portfolio presentation with effective curation and clear visual structure
62-71	Solid conceptual work with competent creative thinking and appropriate problem-solving	Good technical skills with competent execution and generally clean output	Competent portfolio presentation with logical organization and adequate curation
52-61	Basic conceptual thinking with limited originality and conventional approaches	Adequate technical skills with functional but inconsistent execution	Basic portfolio presentation with simple organization and limited curation
40-51	Limited conceptual development with weak creative thinking and unclear problem-solving	Poor technical execution with significant errors and substandard quality	Inadequate portfolio presentation with poor organization and ineffective curation
0-39	Insufficient or absent conceptual work with no evidence of creative thinking	Fundamentally deficient technical work with major errors throughout	Severely inadequate or missing portfolio presentation

3.3

Workflow Automation → Academic Time Recovered

This tool saved me hours. What used to take a full day now takes 30 minutes.
The automation is brilliant and output looks professional every time.

— Academic Colleague, Manchester Metropolitan University

Optimized Flow → ~15 min

1

2~5 min • Setup

Configure rubric template

2

10 min • Input Data

Paste student data & rubric

3

2 min • Generate

One click → All PDFs

Legacy Process → ~6h 25m

1

25 min • Template Creation

Manual document setup

2

2,5 hrs • Manual Entry

Type data for each student

3

3hrs • Formatting

Manual highlighting & layout

4

30 min • Statistics

Calculate moderation data

50 students. 93% less time → ~6h 25m saved
Academic time should create learning — not documents.

Key Benefits

✓ Reduces time wasted copy-pasting by up to 95%
✓ Eliminates repetitive formatting tasks
✓ Automates complex moderation statistics
✓ Enables consistent feedback across large cohorts

Traditional Process Challenges

✗ Time-consuming manual formatting for each student
✗ High risk of inconsistencies between feedback sheets
✗ Error-prone manual calculation of statistics
✗ Significant administrative overhead for large cohorts

Configured in under 5 minutes.

Scroll to preview the full workflow

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https://example.com/marksheet-document-generator

⚠️ Static preview — no scripts, no interactivity.

Start by setting up your feedback-sheets

1Start by setting up your feedback-sheets

Insert Your Module Name:

How to name?

Use the full name, avoid abbreviations.

• Optionally, you can include the [unit code] or [year].

Examples:

Advanced Cat Nap Strategies

The Sociology of Sandwiches, 2025-FOOD210

The Great Emu War: A Tactical Analysis (WARFR0355)

3If needed, modify the default labels

Optional: Modify the feedback labels

Summary Text: What was done well: Suggestions to improve in the future: What was needed to get a better mark: Comments about sources:

Optional: Modify the mark labels

Descriptor 1 Mark: Descriptor 2 Mark: Descriptor 3 Mark: Descriptor 4 Mark:

4Set your rubric criteria

Step by step

1️⃣	Look up the rubrik descriptors on the university intranet.
2️⃣	Alternatively, download an Excel file with all rubric descriptors.
3️⃣	Choose your year (L3-L7) by selecting the relevant tab.
4️⃣	Copy the rubric criteria, including the header row. ⚠️ Select the correct year!
5️⃣	Paste them to the table below.
⚠️	Using fewer than 4 descriptors? Disable the extras in Step 2.

Levels Explained

Level	Academic Stage	Typical Year
L3	Foundation Year	Pre-University
L4	Undergraduate Year 1	First Year of Bachelor's
L5	Undergraduate Year 2	Second Year of Bachelor's
L6	Undergraduate Year 3 (Final Year)	Final Year of Bachelor's
L7	Postgraduate	Master's Degree or Diploma

Modify your rubric

Grade Band	Descriptor 1	Descriptor 2	Descriptor 3	Descriptor 4
	Insert descriptor 1 here	Insert descriptor 2 here	Insert descriptor 3 here	Insert descriptor 4 here
86%-100%	Excellent	AAA	Outstanding	Exceptional
70%-85%	Good	AA	Solid	Very Good
60%-69%	Not bad	A	Decent	Satisfactory
50%-59%	Needs Improvement	B	Developing	Basic
40%-49%	Weak	C	Limited	Marginal
35%-39%	Poor	D	Failing	Insufficient
20%-34%	Very Poor	E	Severely Lacking	Unacceptable
0%-19%	Fail	F	No Understanding	Unsatisfactory

5Copy-paste your feedback and marks from excel

⚠️ Make sure your columns match with the table below - don't mix up your columns.

Add rows:

Generate:

Name	Overall Mark	Summary Text	What was done well	Suggestions to improve in the future	What was needed to get a better mark	Comments about sources	Descriptor 1 Mark	Descriptor 2 Mark	Descriptor 3 Mark	Descriptor 4 Mark
Sample Student	85	Replace this summary.	Sweet	Not too bad	More real-world examples.	Citations missing.	70	65	60	55
Paste
Directly
From
Excel

Total rows: 5 | Rows with data: 1

3.4

One Page. Zero Confusion.

Problem: LMSLearning Management System (Moodle, Blackboard, Canvas) platforms bury information inside deep menus. Students waste time. Teaching slows down.

Solution: One structured dashboard. Everything findable in one click.

Impact: Students self-serve. Instructor emails drop to near zero.

Reduced student navigation questions by ~90%.

3.5

Autonomy by Design

A structured learning system — not a website.

Outcome: Students progress independently. Zero “Where is the file?” questions.

How: One screen. No menus. No searching. No cognitive load.

One screen. Everything findable.

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Digital Academic Research Skills Portfolio

Your complete resource hub for Session 1-11

11

Sessions

6

Tools

2,250

Words Assignment

Digital Media Technologies

Module Resources & Tools

🛠️ Interactive Tools

Hands-on tools to support your research and assignment writing

🎯

Research Topic Canvas

Visual tool to brainstorm and refine your research topic

Session 1

🔍

Boolean Search Builder

Build complex search queries with AND, OR, NOT operators

Session 2

📊

Database Comparison

Compare 3 databases side-by-side for your assignment

Session 3

⭐

CRAAP Test Evaluator

Evaluate and score sources using the CRAAP framework

Session 5

📊

Assignment Progress Tracker

Track word counts, completion status, and submission readiness

Sessions 7-11

📚

Harvard Bibliography Builder

Create properly formatted Harvard-style references for your 4 sources

Session 6

📋 Assessment & Resources

Essential links for your assignment

📖

Assessment Guide

Complete guide with examples, checklists, and detailed requirements for your 2,250-word portfolio

⭐ Essential Reading

🔗

ZBib Citation Generator

Free online tool to generate Harvard references quickly - opens in new tab

External Link

📅 Weekly Sessions

Interactive slide presentations for each week

01

Module Introduction

Research Topic Canvas, Assessment Overview

02

Keywords & Search Planning

Boolean operators, Search strategy development

03

Database Exploration

Comparing databases, Finding full-text

04

Source Collection

Finding 6-8 potential sources, Source types

05

Source Evaluation

CRAAP test, Selecting final 4 sources

06

Citation Workshop

Harvard referencing, Bibliography creation

07

Assessment Writing (1-2)

Research Planning & Database Navigation

08

MIDTERM Progress Review

Individual consultations, Feedback session

09

Assessment Writing (3-4)

Source Evaluation & Citation Management

10

Reflection & Finalization

Section 5, Final formatting checks

11

Final Support & Submission

Last checks, Moodle upload, Celebration!

📝 Assignment Overview

400

Section 1
Research Planning

500

Section 2
Database Navigation

600

Section 3
Source Evaluation

450

Section 4
Citation Management

300

Section 5
Reflection

Total: 2,250 words (±10%)

4.1

UX Dictionary — Single Source of Truth

14,500 terms in a controlled taxonomy.

One shared language for product, policy, and delivery.

Problem → No shared vocabulary.
Solution → Shared language.
Impact → Faster decisions across teams.

• Reduces ambiguity
• Standardises terminology
• Eliminates interpretation errors

Currently in editorial & quality-assurance review.

4.2

Dictionary Entries

• Curated terminology asset — structured, versioned, and currently in editorial review.
• Pre-publication reference spread — terminology governance and accessibility checks in progress.

4.3

Dictionary Quality Control

Problem: Ambiguity creeps in. Alignment erodes. Work slows.

Solution: I built a clarity scoring system that enforces objective quality.

Impact: Shared language → shared decisions → faster execution.

Scoring Methodology → How it scores definitions

Parameter	Weight	What It Measures
Clarity	25%	Sentence length, word length, avoids overly long constructions
Readability	15%	Flesch-Kincaid grade level, syllable count, sentence complexity
Jargon Balance	15%	Appropriate use of UX terminology (not too much, not too little)
Sentence Structure	15%	Complexity of clauses, use of conjunctions and relative clauses
Concrete/Abstract Balance	15%	Mix of specific examples and conceptual terms
Active Voice	15%	Preference for active over passive voice constructions

4.4

Definition Quality Scorer

Change the text → see how clarity changes

Low clarity

0

0 / 155 characters

High clarity

0

0 / 155 characters

5.1

Fast, aligned execution.

Speed isn't doing more — it's removing the unnecessary.
My stack is clarity, not software.

Architecture	Removes ambiguity
Clarity	Removes interpretation
Velocity	Removes friction
Accountability	Defendable decisions
Alignment	Move fast without side effects

5.2

What I Don't Do

❌	I don't perform process for sake of process.
❌	I don't drag decisions through endless meetings.
❌	I don't move without alignment.
❌	I don't ship without accountability.
❌	I don't add complexity to look smart.

6.1

Design is more than a job.
→ It’s responsibility for impact.

The work is not only performing duties. The work is advancing efficiency and outcomes.

7.1

Ready to serve.

What I do

✓	I design for clarity, not drama.
✓	I move decisions forward.
✓	I create alignment before execution.
✓	I ship with accountability.
✓	I remove complexity so others can move faster.

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Mike Oustamanolakis, PhD

Projects Overview

Systems Delivery

Dipl.pro

Governance Tools

Mark Classification Tool

Bulk Marksheet Generator

Learning Systems / Knowledge Infra

Autonomy by Design

UX Dictionary

Definition Quality Scorer

How I Work

Architecture. Velocity. Clarity.

People. Teams. Decisions.

Dipl.pro — A UX system for cross-border bureaucracy

From "information dump" → "guided decision"

Architecture for Predictable Decisions

Consulate General of Greece

Emergency assistance (24/7)

Contact Information

Opening Hours

Services Offered

Holiday Closures

Greek Holidays

Hong Kong Holidays

Related Information

Clarity in High-Stress Conditions

Consulate General of Greece

Emergency assistance (24/7)

Contact Information

Opening Hours

Policy → Logic → Interface

Greece to Hong Kong

Required Documents

Permitted Activities

Important Notes

Health & Insurance Requirements

Travel Insurance

Vaccinations

COVID-19

How to Enter Hong Kong

Related Missions

Check Other Routes

One Passport. One Location. One Clear Answer.

Find Embassies & Consulates Worldwide

Greek Consular Services in Singapore

Greece — Singapore

Nearby Greek Missions

Greece — Kuala Lumpur

Greece — Jakarta

Greece — Bangkok

Greece — Manila

Greece — Hanoi

Predictable decisions. No interpretation.

Mark Classification Tool

Bulk Marksheet Document Generator

What Was Done Well

What Can Be Improved

Learning Outcomes Assessment

Assessment Rubric

Workflow Automation → Academic Time Recovered

Optimized Flow → ~15 min

2~5 min • Setup

10 min • Input Data

2 min • Generate

Legacy Process → ~6h 25m

25 min • Template Creation

2,5 hrs • Manual Entry

3hrs • Formatting

30 min • Statistics

Bulk Marksheet Document Generator

Start by setting up your feedback-sheets

How to name?

Optional: Modify the feedback labels

Optional: Modify the mark labels

⚠️ Make sure your columns match with the table below - don't mix up your columns.

One Page. Zero Confusion.

Autonomy by Design

Digital Academic Research Skills Portfolio

🛠️ Interactive Tools

One Passport. One Location.
One Clear Answer.

Predictable decisions.
No interpretation.

Design is more than a job.
→ It’s responsibility for impact.