Unfortunately, I cannot access the provided URL as it seems to be an image link. Moreover, Markdown is a plain text formatting syntax used primarily to add formatting elements to various types of text documents. It is not suitable for writing and displaying images directly. However, I can provide you with a brief explanation of a typical article structure in Markdown format.

Title of the Article

Introduction

In the introduction section, you present the main topic of your article and provide some background information or context about it. It is important to engage the readers and capture their interest from the beginning.

Body

The body section is the main part of the article where you develop your ideas and arguments. You can divide this section into separate paragraphs or sections with subheadings. Each paragraph should focus on a particular aspect or point related to the topic.

Conclusion

In the conclusion, you summarize the main points discussed in the article and provide a concise and clear conclusion. It is also an opportunity to provide any final thoughts or recommendations on the topic.

References (if applicable)

If you have referenced any sources or materials during the article, it is common to include a reference section at the end. Here, you list the sources in a consistent and standardized format to give credit to the original authors.

To format the above structure with Markdown, you can use different headers, such as "#, ##, ###" for different sections and paragraphs for the body text. You can also use lists, links, and other formatting options provided by Markdown syntax to enhance the readability and structure of your article.

Unfortunately, without the content of the article, I cannot provide you with a complete example. But I hope this general structure and explanation of Markdown formatting will help you in writing your own article.