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# Use correct list structure
Screen readers rely on a specific parent-child relationship for lists to correctly announce the number of items and the user's current position within the list.
## Quick Reference
- Unordered (`<ul>`) and ordered (`<ol>`) lists must only contain `<li>` elements
- Do not put other elements like `<div>` or `<p>` directly inside a list
- Ensure nested lists are also properly contained within an `<li>` element
## Check
Check the structure of all lists to ensure only `<li>` elements are direct children of `<ul>` or `<ol>`.
