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The Lists component helps organise related items, making content more structured and easy to scan. Lists can be simple bullet points, sets of links, or styled for specific newsletter formats.
Consistent list formatting improves readability and ensures information is accessible across devices and email clients.
Use a list when you need to:
Avoid lists when:
The Lists component offers several layout options to suit different content needs. You can choose from simple unordered lists for basic grouping, link-based lists for navigation, and structured formats for newsletters and reports. Each variation is designed to improve readability and accessibility. Choose the right variation based on whether your list is intended for scanning, linking or presenting structured information across columns.
Simple bullet list for short grouped content and plain-language summaries.
Indented list structure for hierarchy, steps and grouped details.
List of links for navigation, resources or grouped destinations.
Icon-led list for faster scanning and clearer categorisation.
Balanced 2-column list for structured summaries and comparisons.
Newsletter-style contents list that helps readers jump to key sections.
Two-column list with headings and supporting text for balanced updates.
Date-led list grouped by day under month headings for schedules and timelines.
Chronological date list that makes month, day and year explicit.
Stacked list of linked updates with headings, supporting text and dividers.
Simplified linked update list for short announcements that do not need item headings.
Linked update list that ends with a stronger call to action.
Structured payment breakdown for transactional and billing messages.