Content organization varies according to the type of book and subject matter you are writing. The organization of a book into a series will obviously differ from the organization of a book that is not in a series. In a general sense, our books are distinguished by their usefulness. The success of a book is in direct proportion to its utility. Many things contribute to a book's usefulness.
Clarity is one important contributor.
It begins with efforts on the part of authors and development editors to ensure that every element is in its place, that the proper things are explained at the right times, and that the needs of the audience receive careful attention at every turn. Our editors then take over and ensure that the finished manuscript is free from grammatical faults and other defects. Another contributing factor is easy access. Our style is based, in part, on the philosophy that books are designed to make information easily accessible. No matter how much useful information a book contains, it will only gather dust unless the information is presented in such a way that the reader can find what he or she needs with minimal effort.