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# Lists

Lists allow you to structure your information better, especially for multiple options or a sequence of steps.

Use the same syntax/structure for all list items in a given list, if possible. Dependent on the type of list you are writing, you must adjust your format accordingly.

## Bulleted Lists

Use bulleted lists for grouping purposes to create concise but effective pieces of information. Set of items that's neither a sequence nor options. The order of information in bulleted lists is not important.

*Example*

In this example, we should include:

* A sentence, with a brief explanation.
* Another similar sentence, with a brief explanation.
* Yet another sentence, some further explanation.

## Numbered Lists

Use numbered lists where the sequence of steps to be performed is important.

*Example* Here's a sequence of steps to follow:

1. Open the page.
2. Edit the information on the page.
3. Save your changes.
4. Close the page.