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Design patterns for information architecture with DITA map domains

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(Erik Hennum, Don Day, John Hunt and Dave A. Schell) The Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) provides maps for assembling topics into deliverables. By specializing the map elements, you can define a formal information architecture for your deliverables.

This architecture provides guidance to authors on how to organize topics and lets processes recognize your organizing principles, resulting in a consistent, clear experience for your users.

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