In HTML, lists come in two main flavors: unordered and ordered. A third variety, called the definition list, is also available but we won’t cover that until the end of this series.

HTML offers a flexible way to create nested lists through its unordered and ordered list elements. These can be nested inside each other an unlimited number of times to help organize hierarchical ...

If you have the nerve to skim Facebook's source code, you can even see that they use unordered HTML lists to style the navigation. There are two elements to styling text in a list: the base list ...

We know that organizing content in lists can improve readability. But are HTML lists part of Google's ranking algorithms?