List-item
A list-item is a single element within a list structure used to group related content. Common characteristics:
- Purpose: Breaks information into discrete, scannable units.
- Usage contexts: Documents, webpages (HTML), user interfaces, outlines, bullet/numbered lists.
- Types:
- Bullet list-item — unordered, for non-sequential items.
- Numbered list-item — ordered, for sequences or ranked items.
- Task list-item — includes a checkbox for completion state.
- Typical fields/parts: Label (main text), icon/marker (bullet/number/checkbox), meta (tags, timestamps), optional actions (edit, delete).
- Best practices: Keep items concise; use parallel grammar; include only one idea per item; group similar items together.
- Accessibility: Use proper semantic markup (e.g.,
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