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An unordered list is a way to present a set of items with no implied order or sequence. Key points:

• Purpose: Group related items where order doesn’t matter (features, examples, options).
• Visuals: Typically shown with bullets (•, –, ○) rather than numbers.
• Usage: Good for short phrases or single-line items; avoid for steps that require sequence.
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• ) so screen readers announce it as a list.
• Formatting tips:
  • Keep items parallel in structure (all nouns or all phrases).
  • Keep items short—use multiple lists if items need long explanations.
  • Nest lists when grouping subitems; prefer consistent bullet styles per nesting level.