Here is some data from Google Trends, showing the number of searches in Google for DITA. These are searches within Computers and Electronics, as a way of excluding searches for Dita Von Teese from the data.
Cherryleaf Blog
Are page layout online documents evil?
Editor’s Note: This post has been written by Dr. Tony Self of HyperWrite. Tony will delivering DITA training during October at Cherryleaf’s training centre in London. UX Magazine recently published an article called How Deceptive Is Your Persuasive Design, by Chris Nodder. The article hasn’t got a lot to do with UX (user experience) design, although Nodder’s book, Evil… Read more »
Writers shouldn’t code… or should they?
Editor’s Note: This post has been written by Dr. Tony Self of HyperWrite. Tony will delivering DITA training during October at Cherryleaf’s training centre in London. In the field of technical communication, an argument crops up from time to time saying that technical communicators shouldn’t have to know anything about XML, because writing is writing,… Read more »
New vacancy for a Lead Technical Author
We’ve a new vacancy on our books: for a Lead Technical Author in the Rhubarb Triangle. See #4136 Lead Technical Author Leeds/Rhubarb Triangle Circa £30K
The business benefits of DITA – in graphic novel form
We’ve put together a free illustrated guide that explains the business benefits of the DITA authoring and publishing standard. It’s suitable for Technical Authors and non-Technical Authors. You’ll find this guide is in graphic novel (or comic) format, comprising 18 colour pages. You can download the guide from the Cherryleaf website in EPUB, PDF and… Read more »