An unordered list is a way to present multiple related items where order doesn’t matter. Key points:
- Purpose: Group items without implying sequence or priority.
- Common uses: Features, bullet points, checklists, examples, short lists of options.
- Visuals: Typically displayed with bullets (•), discs, circles, or squares.
- Accessibility: Use proper semantic markup (e.g.,
- with
- in HTML) so screen readers announce it as a list.
- Formatting tips:
- Keep items parallel in grammar and length.
- Keep items short—use sentences only when needed.
- Use nested unordered lists for subpoints (avoid deep nesting).
- Choose consistent bullet style and spacing for readability.
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