As a rule, some information is best presented as a list. The types of lists allow you to do this as conveniently as possible. If the user sees solid text, it will be inconvenient for him to read.
Thanks to the lists, it is easier for the user to read any enumerated items than on one line. That is why they are constantly used both on sites and in Word documents and other text editors.
HTML List Views
Lists are numbered and marked, which are also called unnumbered.
The numbered lists use Arabic, Roman numerals, letters and everything else, so you can make an enumeration.
In bulleted lists, various markers are used (points, circles, squares, arrows, and so on).
Here are some examples of sorting items in lists.
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