#Learning cards in Order and not Randomly
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This isn't how Anki works. Anki works on the principle that each card should be atomic, meaning that it tests one simple thing and it contains within itself all of the necessary context to answer that question.
There's lots of advice for remembering an ordered list within vanilla Anki.
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Chunk the list into sections. E.g. first 3 steps, second 3 steps, third 3 steps. Make cards to check your recollection of each chunk, because it's relatively easy to remember Chunk 1 -> Chunk 2 -> Chunk 3 and that Chunk 1 consists of A, B, C in that order, etc. etc.
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Make cards that give you the previous step only and ask for the next step.
Card1: A -> ? (B)
Card2: B -> ? (C)
Card3: C -> ? (D)
... etc.
Alternatively, you can use the Cloze Overlapper addon which:
This is an add-on for the spaced-repetition flashcard app Anki. It facilitates memorizing enumerations, lists, or any other type of sequential information by breaking the sequence up into cards where each item serves as the context cue for the next.
The addon for modern Anki is here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1784155610
The github page with more information about how it works is here: https://github.com/glutanimate/cloze-overlapper