Date First Published: 2nd February 2023
Topic: Web Design & Development
Subtopic: Web Development
Article Type: Computer Terms & Definitions
Difficulty: MediumDifficulty Level: 5/10
Learn more about what the HTML <ul> tag is in this article.
In HTML, the <ul> tag is used to define an unordered (bulleted) list, which groups items that do not have a numerical ordering. This means that their order in the list is meaningless and when changing the order of the list of items, the meaning does not change.
Even though <ul> tags were not standardised until HTML 2.0, they had been defined in the first published descriptions of HTML by Tim Berners-Lee in 1992. This tag is supported by all major web browsers.
To create an ordered (numbered) list, use the <ol> tag.
An example of the <ul> tag with the output can be seen below:
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