Markdown is everywhere! How can you write markdown so that people with disabilities can easily consume and interact with your content? We'll cover some simple tips and tricks so you can create more inclusive content.

Inaccessible markdown which we'll make better during the presentation.

1. Created a better heading hierarchy so that users can quickly navigate between sections of content
2. Removed emojis within the headings because they were adding verbosity
3. Created better descriptions for our images so that screen reader users can understand the visual information on the page
4. Improved the names of our links so that users can understand where those links will go when they are activated and voice control users can quickly refer to unique link labels

• GitHub Docs - Basic writing and formatting syntax
• Improving The Accessibility Of Your Markdown by Eric Bailey
• Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) - Writing for Web Accessibility

• Markdown and Visual Studio Code
• Extension: Code Spell Checker
• Extension: markdownlint