Markdown and DOCX explained
Markdown is plain text with lightweight conventions — hashes for headings, asterisks for emphasis — that stays readable as written while converting cleanly to HTML.
DOCX is a ZIP archive containing XML that describes a Word document's content and formatting. Renaming one to .zip and opening it shows the structure directly.
- Where Markdown files come from
- READMEs, documentation sites, notes apps and static blogs.
- Where DOCX is used
- Microsoft Word, Google Docs exports and Pages exports.