In terms of accessibility, how do screen readers interpret lists?

They announce the list, provide its length, and then read the list items.
They convert lists into paragraphs.
They read only the first item in a list.
They skip over lists without reading them.

Screen readers aim to provide an accessible experience for visually impaired users. When a screen reader encounters a list, it typically announces the presence of the list, indicates how many items are in the list, and then proceeds to read each item. This approach allows users to understand the structure and content of the web page in a comprehensible manner.

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