Which data type helps determine offline capabilities for an app?

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

Answer: (C)

The key point is understanding how the app behaves when it’s offline versus online. To plan offline capabilities, you need data that shows how use happens in both states and what must still be usable without a network. That’s why the data describing offline and online usage is the most relevant. It tells you what data must be kept locally, what features should work without connectivity, and how and when to sync when a connection returns.

Other choices don’t address offline behavior as directly. The total number of users relates to scale, not how offline access is managed. Knowing which tasks should be available on mobile devices points to feature scope, but doesn’t specify offline data needs. Branding has no bearing on offline functionality.