HTML lists are useful for organizing ideas with many points. For example, I could use an unordered list to create bullets for listing: my shopping items; examples to help illustrate my point; items that would normally be separated by a comma into a more easy-to-read list. Ordered lists use numbers for each item. They are useful for listing things such as the four most useful iPhone apps, giving 30 reasons why you should use CSS, or dividing a task into steps that should be followed sequentially. Grab a Clorox wipe. Wipe down your keyboard and mouse. Throw the wipe into the trash. Grab a cotton cloth. Dampen the cloth with alcohol. Clean the monitor. Another useful list is a definition list. iPhoneA smartphone created by Apple Computer, Inc. that is useful for talking, texting, and surfing … Read entire article »