The underlying library that does the transformation of markdown to HTML (unified) has support for processing more than these code languages, it can also process natural language. Using unified to "lint" the spelling, grammatical, and semantic content of the Accessibility Statements, should help:
- ensure proper spelling and grammar
- keep the wording simple and concise (a general expectation of all Gov content)
- spot existing problems in the output (e.g. double negatives, and other awkward wording)
- help ensure the quality of the resulting statements
- help safeguard against regression errors introduced by regeneration and automated processes (e.g. parsing accessibility test output)
Linting rules around sentence length etc. can be configured to meet Gov standards.
The underlying library that does the transformation of markdown to HTML (
unified) has support for processing more than these code languages, it can also process natural language. Usingunifiedto "lint" the spelling, grammatical, and semantic content of the Accessibility Statements, should help:Linting rules around sentence length etc. can be configured to meet Gov standards.