What is the primary use of a flowchart?

• A. To track project budgets.
• B. To schedule team meetings.
• C. To define the sequence of actions in interactive media products like quizzes or games.
• D. To store asset metadata.

Answer: (C)

Flowcharts are used to map the steps and decisions that make up a process. The main use in iMedia is to show the sequence of actions in interactive media products like quizzes or games, so you can plan how a user moves through screens, what happens when a choice is made, and where paths branch. This visual layout helps you see the order of actions, inputs, decisions, and outcomes, making it easier to build the product and spot logic gaps before coding. For example, you can start at the welcome screen, proceed to a question, then, if the user chooses the correct answer, go to positive feedback and the next question, while a wrong answer leads to a try-again path—clearly laid out in the flowchart. The other options describe budgets, scheduling, or metadata storage, which aren’t about outlining the sequence of actions and decisions that drive an interactive product.