We’re working hard to make structured authoring super intuitive for SMEs. We love doing it and we like to think we’re good at it. We love it when a plan comes together! Unfortunately, sometimes it doesn’t ‘fit’ all that well like in the days of the A-Team and MacGyver. Developing an intuitive web-based XML editor simply is very difficult. Sometimes it’s trial, a lot of error and back to the drawing board we go. When that happens we just look at our Twitter timeline to remember why we are doing it. Thanks guys!
Thanks @FontoXML for a great demo. So nice to see a simple and clean structured authoring interface. Could this be my missing DITA link.
— Ed Portas (@EdPortas) October 7, 2015
Nimble Learning Content platform with @FontoXML & #Alfresco – usability meets complex interactive questions for hundreds of authors #DITA
— Joe Gollner (@joegollner) April 21, 2015
Continued evolution of FontoXML Editor offers an increasingly usable environment for SME author engagement. #DITAEurope @cidm @FontoXML
— Michael Smith (@mikesmith_uk) November 19, 2014
Demo of the brilliant @FontoXML by @JanBenedictus in progress at @RILMMusicLit !
— Ardal Powell (@drardal) January 28, 2014
Impressive tour of @FontoXML, a in-browser editor for structured text. Any of my tweeps using it in real life? #lazyweb
— mark_barratt (@mark_barratt) December 1, 2014
What a nice blogpost! Easy Authoring In – Structured Content Outhttp://t.co/lmHI8qgAZj
— Fonto (@FontoXML) November 24, 2014
Interview with Jan Benedictus on new web-based #DITA #XML editor FontoXML and doing #SEO while writing #techdocs http://t.co/D5sPwe9928
— BestXML (@BestXML) April 4, 2014
Performing a usability test of @FontoXML: "Feels like Word". Still room for improvements though pic.twitter.com/rsSmJCx1GK
— Bert Willems (@devatwork) September 30, 2014
Like the @FontoXML philosophy #congility
— Corry Clybouw (@CorryClybouw) June 20, 2014
