Lists
Lists help organize content into scannable groups, making information easier to read and understand. Use bulleted lists for items without order, numbered lists for steps or sequences, and link lists for grouped navigation. Consistent list styles improve readability and provide a clear visual structure for users.
Bulleted List
Use bulleted lists when presenting related items where order doesn’t matter. Keep items concise and parallel in structure so they’re easy to scan.
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Health services
- Primary care
- Specialist services
- Emergency care
- Mental health support
- Education programs
- Infrastructure projects
- Environmental initiatives
Numbered List
Use numbered lists for steps in a process or information that follows a specific sequence. Numbering communicates order and helps users track progress.
- Complete application form.
- Submit required documents.
- Wait for review process.
- Receive approval notification.
List of Links
Use lists of links for grouped navigation or related resources. Ensure link text is descriptive and meaningful without relying on surrounding context.