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An unordered list is used for a collection of related items, where the order that the items are listed is unimportant. The required structure is illustrated below: “UL” stands for “Unordered List” and “LI” stands for “List Item” (or “LIst”). Typically, list items are displayed indented, with a bullet preceding each item.
