An unordered list is a way to present items where order doesn’t matter. Key points:
- Purpose: Group related items without implying sequence or priority.
- Common formats: Bulleted lists (•, –, ○) in documents and HTML
- with
- elements for web.
- When to use: Features, ingredients, examples, categories, checklists where order isn’t important.
- Readability tips: Keep items parallel (same grammatical form), short, and consistent; use punctuation only if items are full sentences; limit nesting depth (1–2 levels).
- Accessibility: In HTML, use
- and
- , provide clear context with surrounding text or a heading so screen readers convey meaning.
Example (Markdown/HTML concept):
- Item one
- Item two
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