Short answer
Convert early drafts to the target format, then inspect headings, lists, links, and code blocks before publishing.
Markdown and HTML Conversion Workflows
Convert early drafts to the target format, then inspect headings, lists, links, and code blocks before publishing.
Why it matters
- Check heading levels after conversion
- Review links and code blocks manually
- Keep the source format for future edits
What to know
Markdown is convenient for drafting, while HTML is often required by CMS templates and email systems.
Small formatting issues can change how a guide reads once it enters a publishing workflow.
A review pass should focus on heading hierarchy, link targets, and escaped code samples.