10.D, 1.3.1-list-type

Test Name	Test ID	Test Condition
1.3.1-list-type	10.D	All visually apparent lists are programmatically identified according to their type.

If ALL the following are TRUE, the content PASSES:

All content that has the visual appearance of a list is defined programmatically as a list, according to the type of list.
1. An unordered list (with or without bullets) is marked as an unordered list (ul).
2. An ordered list is marked as an ordered list (ol).
3. Terms and their descriptions that are presented in the form of a list are marked as a description list (dl)
AND
All programmatic list relationships, including nesting and hierarchies, are consistent with the list relationships presented visually.

Interactive Samples

See: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H48.html would be rendered as shown in this sample
Not all lists require markup. For instance, a list of items in a sentence, separated by commas, do not have to be included in a bulleted or numbered list.
If something looks like a list, but does not have a list markup, use ANDI to check the reading order to determine if it makes sense.
Check if content is in a frame or iframe.