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Originally Posted by DNSB
I won't even get into what calibre did to accessibility code though I haven't tested that in a while. Perhaps it has improved.
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As I only convert for myself and use EPUB2 at that (I don't need any EPUB3 features), accessibility code doesn't matter.
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For me, it is not a rare occasion when calibre does nasties (IMHO) to the structure of an ePub when converting from azw3/KF8 to ePub, it's most ebooks that requires manual touchup to correct issues such as the simplified CSS not centring headers/subheaders that were centred through using multiple wrapped divs.
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This problem doesn't happen when leaving the text justification as original (which I do most of the time). If you set the text to left/justified in the conversion settings, then yes, that can mess things up. But it's pretty easy to center those headers again.
Whatever floats your boat, of course. Sure conversion changes some things. But I've not found it trashes them, at least in most cases. Then again, my needs and wants are pretty simple and the books I read usually have simple layout too - no multimedia, complex inline images or math equations etc.