Convert HTML to Markdown, then review the rendered result

Simple headings, paragraphs, emphasis, and links often convert well with HTML to Markdown. Tables, embedded media, complex nested lists, and custom styling need closer review.

Compare the source page with a Markdown preview, checking heading hierarchy, link destinations, image alt text, code blocks, and reading order. Remove leftover HTML only if the destination supports a cleaner equivalent. Do not assume that a syntactically valid Markdown file preserves every meaning or interaction from the original page.

For an important article, review section by section before publishing.