When planning a mobile-accessible application, which information is most important to determine the scope of mobile features?

• A. Tasks to be available via mobile devices
• B. Number of total users
• C. Offline and online usage
• D. Branding

Answer: (A)

Determining which tasks must be possible on mobile sets the scope for the features you include. If you know exactly what users need to accomplish on a mobile device—such as submitting forms, approving requests, checking statuses, or accessing specific data offline—you can decide which screens, actions, data fields, and interactions are required, and how the app should behave to support those tasks. This focus directly shapes the mobile experience, including what capabilities are built in, what data is needed, and what performance or offline considerations are necessary.

The total number of users mainly influences rollout, licensing, and scalability concerns, not which capabilities belong in the mobile feature set. Whether usage is offline or online matters for how you implement syncing and local data storage, but those decisions stem from the tasks you’ve identified as mobile requirements. Branding affects visual design and tone, not the essential features included for mobile functionality.