Structured Authoring for Everyone
Structured authoring isn't just for technical writers. Just about any department in an organization can benefit from it. This article looks at one way of bringing structured authoring to the masses: by adopting the authoring concepts used in an obscure word processor called Yeah Write.
DMN Communications (2009). Articles>Information Design>Technical Writing>XML
Syntext Serna and New Trends in XML Content Authoring
Recent trends in XML content authoring demonstrate increasing shift towards advanced reuse patterns and multi-source compound document architectures. This imposes completely new requirements for the XML authoring tools, most of which were originally developed for narrative document authoring and architectures like Docbook or TEI. The key requirement is the ability to provide a single, transparent, directly editable view for such complex documents.
Antonov, Paul. IDEAlliance (2005). Articles>Information Design>Technical Writing>XML
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