HTML Unordered Lists

A group of related items in no particular order, each shown with a small dot in front of it, is an unordered list. HTML writes it with the <ul> element. The dot is called a bullet, so people also call this a bulleted list.

The ingredients of the bakery's cinnamon rolls are a good example. The baker needs all of them, but it makes no difference whether the list names the flour or the sugar first:

<h2>Ingredients</h2>
<ul>
  <li>500 g flour</li>
  <li>7 g dried yeast</li>
  <li>80 g sugar</li>
  <li>250 ml warm milk</li>
</ul>