An ordered list is a sequence of items presented in a specific, numbered order. It’s used when order matters—steps in a process, ranked items, or any list where position conveys meaning.
Key points:
- Purpose: show sequence, priority, or rank.
- Numbering: items are typically numbered (1., 2., 3.), though other schemes (a., i., Roman numerals) can be used.
- Usage examples:
- Step-by-step instructions (recipes, procedures).
- Ranked lists (top 10, priorities).
- Timelines or ordered events.
- Accessibility: Use semantic markup (e.g., HTML
- ) so screen readers announce item positions.
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