Learn HTML5 in Arabic 2025 | (#16 HTML Lists – Part 2: Unordered List "ul" & List Items "li")

Описание: Welcome back to a new session of
“HTML from Zero to Hero – 2025 Edition”!

In the previous video, we started our journey into HTML Lists with the structured and sequence-based Ordered List (ol).

But today…
we’re jumping into the most used and most flexible list type in all of HTML:

✨ The Unordered List — ul ✨

If you’ve ever seen bullets, menus, navigation bars, feature lists, or grouped information…
you’ve seen the power of the unordered list.
It’s everywhere in modern UI/UX.

📘 What You’ll Learn in This Video
🎯 Part 1: The Basics

🔹 ul — the container that builds a bullet-based list
🔹 li — the list item element used inside ul
🔹 How browsers pick a default bullet style
🔹 Semantic meaning: when to choose an unordered list vs. an ordered list

We’ll explain why ul is ideal for:
• features
• navigation menus
• categories
• grouped info
• anything where order doesn’t matter

🎯 Part 2: Customizing Your Bullets

You’ll learn how to change bullet style using the type attribute:

• disc → the default filled circle
• circle → a hollow circle
• square → a solid square

And you'll see when each one improves clarity and UI design.

We’ll also mention the modern approach:
✔ customizing bullets with CSS for advanced designs (icons, images, colors)

🎯 Part 3: Nesting Unordered Lists Like a Pro

🔹 Create sub-lists inside your main list
🔹 Combine ul with ol for mixed structures
🔹 How nested lists improve readability
🔹 When nesting becomes confusing and should be avoided

We’ll build real-world examples like:
• multi-level menus
• categories with sub-categories
• feature lists with extra details

🎯 Part 4: Accessibility & Best Practices

🔹 Why ul helps screen readers group information
🔹 How unordered lists enhance content structure
🔹 Using lists for clearer UI and better UX
🔹 SEO benefits of structured content
🔹 Common beginner mistakes (and how to fix them)

We’ll also cover why semantic lists matter even if you plan to style them heavily with CSS later.

🧠 You’ll Also Learn:

✅ When to choose ul vs. ol
✅ How to write clean, semantic HTML for 2025 standards
✅ Why bullets make information easier to scan
✅ How to use lists inside sections, articles, nav, and more
✅ Real examples you’ll build during the video (menus, features, grouped info)

🎯 By the End of This Video, You’ll Be Able To:

✨ Build clean, semantic unordered lists
✨ Customize bullet types using HTML & CSS
✨ Create multi-level list structures
✨ Use lists to improve readability and UX
✨ Follow HTML5 standards for modern web design

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