# Convert to Lists and Grids

## Use Lists and Grids to Enrich User Experience

If you need to display scrolling elements dynamically, you should check if they are lists or [grids](/v1-mac-app/working-with-monday-hero/component-convert-to-ios-android-code/list-grid-design-to-ios-android-code/grid-design-to-ios-android-code.md). Lists are vertical, and grids can be vertical or horizontal. In lists, only 1 cell can be in a column but for Grids, it can be more than 1 cell in a column. Here is an example of both of them:

![Lists and Grids](/files/-MKpE6OolHScNdfLNTPX)

Once you decide what you want to create, you can click the links below. 

* [Lists](/v1-mac-app/working-with-monday-hero/component-convert-to-ios-android-code/list-grid-design-to-ios-android-code/list-design-to-ios-android-code.md)
* [Grids](/v1-mac-app/working-with-monday-hero/component-convert-to-ios-android-code/list-grid-design-to-ios-android-code/grid-design-to-ios-android-code.md)


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