In episode 119 of The Content Strategy Experts podcast, Elizabeth Patterson and Bob Johnson of Tahzoo discuss accessibility when authoring DITA content.
“By its very nature, DITA being strongly structured facilitates more accessible content.”
– Bob Johnson
If you were an early adopter of structured content, there’s a good chance that you have a custom XML content model. This article describes the process Scriptorium uses to make a shift from custom XML into DITA.
Are your content development processes manual, inconsistent, or unable to scale to meet larger demands? Gretyl Kinsey is presenting Expanding smart content across the enterprise during April’s meeting. Get practical tips for expanding smart content operations across the enterprise, even in the face of challenges such as budget constraints, change resistance, company politics, and more.
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Have questions about AEM and DITA? We’ve compiled some useful resources.
How does content, particularly post-sales content, fit in the scheme of delivering exceptional digital experiences? Find out during a leadership panel discussion, Championing content in the digital transformation game, with Sarah O’Keefe, on Monday, May 10th at 9:10 a.m. Pacific Time.
Sarah O’Keefe is also delivering the morning keynote, The future of publishing is CaaS: How Content as a Service will transform content operations, on Tuesday, May 11th at 9:15 a.m. PT.
During this keynote you will explore:
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Sarah O’Keefe is speaking at the January meeting. Join the meeting for a discussion about content operations and Scriptorium’s Content Ops Manifesto.
In episode 106 of The Content Strategy Experts podcast, Gretyl Kinsey and Bob Johnson of Intuitive talk about accessibility and the Darwin Information Typing Architecture
“If you’re doing it right, accessibility doesn’t look any different than what you’re doing day to day. You’re just adding accessibility considerations when you author your content.”
– Bob Johnson
