unordered-list

An unordered list is a way to present a group of related items where order doesn’t matter. Common uses include feature lists, short examples, or menu items.

Key points:

• Purpose: show items without implied sequence.
• Markers: typically bullets (•), discs, circles, or squares.
• HTML: use the
  element with each item inside an
  • .
  • Markdown: create with lines starting with -, , or + followed by a space
  • Accessibility: use proper semantic markup (e.g.,
    /
    • ) so screen readers announce it as a list.
    • Nesting: you can place lists inside list items to create sublists.
    • Styling: bullets and spacing can be changed with CSS or custom formatting.
    • When to use: when the order of items is irrelevant; use numbered (ordered) lists when sequence matters.*