On-line design for a single-sourced document: maintaining a single source for online and hardcopy without sacrificing online usability. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 1995)

The Visualage C++ for OS/2 User's Guide: a multi-writer, single-sourcing challenge. - Michael Priestley; Laura Rintjema (SIGDOC, 1995)

Rethinking the Reference Manual: Using Database Technology on the WWW to Provide Complete, High-volume Reference Information Without Overwhelming Readers. - Michael Priestley; Luc A. Chamberland; Julian Jones (SIGDOC, 1996)

Navigation Issues in Hypertext: Documenting Complex Hierarchies with HTML Frames. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 1997)

Task Oriented or Task Disoriented: Designing a Usable Help Web. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 1998)

A Wizard for Wizards: Decision Support for the New or Despairing User. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 1998)

Dynamically assembled documentation. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 1999)

A unified process for software and documentation development. - Michael Priestley; Mary Hunter Utt (SIGDOC, 2000)

Managing Web Relationships With Document Structures. - Michael Priestley (Markup Lang., 2000)

Open-source documentation: in search of user-driven, just-in-time writing. - Erik Berglund 001; Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 2001)

DITA XML: a reuse by reference architecture for technical documentation. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 2001)

Writing, designing, and processing information in the Darwin information typing architecture (DITA). - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 2001)

Specialization and modularization in the Darwin Information Typing Architecture. - Michael Priestley; Erik Hennum; David Schell (Extreme Markup Languages®, 2002)

Specialization in DITA: technology, process, & policy. - Michael Priestley; David Schell (SIGDOC, 2002)

Scenario-based and model-driven information development with XML DITA. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 2003)

DITA authoring and specialization. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 2004)

DITA authoring. - Michael Priestley (SIGDOC, 2005)