markdown-accessibility

You can check markdown files for WCAG accessibility violations by auditing link text, image alt text, heading hierarchy, tables, emojis, and diagrams to identify issues and generate fix templates.

Fix missing alt text and improper heading hierarchy in markdown by running an accessibility audit that detects these structural issues and provides ready-to-apply markdown snippets as corrections.

Markdown accessibility linting covers emojis and Mermaid diagrams by detecting misuse, validating anchor links, and providing severity scores alongside translation maps and fix templates for these elements.

The best way to score markdown accessibility issues is to evaluate elements like links and tables against WCAG guidelines, assigning critical, serious, moderate, or minor severity scores to prioritize fixes.

You should audit anchor links and tables in markdown whenever you publish documentation, as invalid anchors and poorly structured tables violate WCAG standards and create barriers for screen reader users.

You can automatically generate fix templates for inaccessible markdown by auditing the document, which yields ready-to-apply snippets and translation maps to correct issues across links, images, and diagrams.