Glossary Term
DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture)
An XML-based architecture for creating and managing technical documentation in a modular and structured way.
DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture) is an XML-based architecture designed for creating and managing technical documentation in a modular and structured way.
It enables content reuse, localization, and multi-channel publishing by separating content from formatting.
DITA provides predefined document types and elements that facilitate consistent content structure and organization.
Organizations use DITA to streamline content creation, enhance documentation quality, and improve content maintenance efficiency.
It enables content reuse, localization, and multi-channel publishing by separating content from formatting.
Adopting DITA supports scalable and efficient technical communication practices across diverse content management systems.
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