I provide architectural consulting for DITA-based documentation environments that require structural clarity, scalable reuse, or disciplined migration planning.
My work focuses on strengthening the underlying content system—improving how information is modeled, organized, and maintained over time.
When DITA ecosystems have grown organically and structural clarity has eroded.
DITA map restructuring and boundary clarification
Topic granularity analysis
Reuse modeling and alignment
Structural simplification strategies
Reduced duplication
Clearer content ownership
Stronger long-term maintainability
When content duplication increases maintenance effort and translation cost.
Reuse opportunity analysis
Centralized reference modeling
Conref/keyref alignment strategies
Variant and dependency review
Measurable duplication reduction
Improved consistency across contexts
Scalable reuse patterns
When UI documentation lacks structural separation between field definitions, screen descriptions, and task instructions.
Field identification modeling
Separation of field, screen, and task layers
Reusable reference topic design
Alignment between UI behavior and documentation
Consistent field behavior documentation
Centralized update control
Reduced maintenance overhead
When transitioning legacy documentation into DITA or refactoring an existing implementation.
Structural migration blueprint
Topic modeling strategy
Reuse planning framework
Risk and sequencing assessment
Reduced migration risk
Prevented structural duplication
Sustainable post-migration architecture
