Merge pull request #81 from deerskindoll/fix-image-description

fix: fixed image description

Author: deerskindoll

_posts/2024-08-09-contributing-to-eclipse-che-docs.adoc

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ featuring tools you need to create and test your content.
 And from the initial draft to submitting a PR,
 everything is happening in the environment you're already familiar with: an Eclipse Che cloud development environment (CDE).
 
+.An Eclipse Che CDE created from the che-docs repository.
 image::/assets/img/contributing-to-eclipse-che-docs/workspace-with-preview.png[An Eclipse Che CDE created from the che-docs repository.]
 
 
@@ -60,6 +61,7 @@ you need for writing Eclipse Che content.
 When you launch the che-docs workspace for the first time,
 these extensions are installed automatically:
 
+.Overview of automatically installed extensions, including the Vale extension.
 image::/assets/img/contributing-to-eclipse-che-docs/extensions.png["Overview of automatically installed extensions, including the Vale extension."]
 
 You can start working immediately,
@@ -101,6 +103,7 @@ Here are a few tips that will help you write great technical content:
 * Keep the focus on the user. Write the content around what the user can achieve when they follow your instructions.
 * Keep passive voice to a minimum.
 
+.The famous opening lines of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice novel don't follow any of the writing tips listed in this blog post. At grade 16, they also have a very high readability score in the Hemingway Editor. Your technical document should have a readability score between grade 9 and 11.
 image::/assets/img/contributing-to-eclipse-che-docs/pp-hemingway.png["The famous opening lines of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice novel don't follow any of the writing tips listed in this blog post. At grade 16, they also have a very high readability score in the Hemingway Editor. Your technical document should have a readability score between grade 9 and 11."]