Restructuring narrative text into bulleted lists does require careful thought and sometimes, additional details. Include no more than seven items in a list, when possible. For each bulleted item, summarize your main point in a phrase or sentence. Include further explanation or supplementary details in a comment section under the bulleted item, as I do here. Use concise phrases for bulleted items, when appropriate.
Phrases are more scannable than complete sentences.
Limit list items to one line, whenever possible. To make my text more scannable and reader-friendly, I broke it up into bulleted lists. That slows down the eye when it tries to read the text. Thus, designers need to consider rhetorical issues differently than they would for conventional texts. Such documents can become unreadable and therefore inaccessible for readers.