Structured Authoring
DITA — Structured Authoring & XML Publishing Standard
Darwin Information Typing Architecture for topic-based authoring and publishing.
Overview
What is DITA?
DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture) is an XML data model for authoring and publishing. DITA is built around the idea of topics: discrete pieces of information that can be combined and recombined into different documents.
Key Features
- Topic-based authoring: content as individual topics, not monolithic documents
- Content reuse: topics reused across multiple publications
- Conditional publishing: different versions for different audiences
- Maps and bookmaps: define structure and organization
- Specialization: extend DITA to meet specific industry needs
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