An unordered list is a way to present a group of related items where order doesn’t matter. Key points:
- Purpose: show items without implying sequence or priority.
- Common markers: bullet points (•), dashes (—), or asterisks (*).
- Use when: listing features, examples, options, or short facts.
- Readability tips:
- Keep items parallel (same grammatical form).
- Keep items short—one sentence or phrase.
- Use nested unordered lists for subpoints.
- Avoid mixing long paragraphs inside list items.
- Accessibility:
- In HTML use
- with
- elements.
- Ensure screen-reader-friendly content (clear, concise items).
- Styling:
- Control marker type and indentation with CSS (list-style-type, padding/margin).
- For custom icons, replace markers with background images or pseudo-elements.
- In HTML use
Example (plain text):
- Feature A
- Feature B
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