Let's End Endless Lists!

A couple of weeks ago, I made a case for ending bullet-point lists by thinking visually.  Here are some examples of replacing lists by presenting information with graphic organization:

Two items fit well on a seesaw.  If one has priority, or greater "weight," it can be shown lower on the seesaw.

What's a better way to present three items than a triangle or a pyramid? 

 Placing tiles is a great way to present four items.

Five items can be presented around a five-point star.  They can also be presented around the fingers of an open hand.

Now you're getting the idea.  There are graphic ways to present multiple pieces of information. So, let's end endless lists.