ServiceNow is optimized for building applications that manage structured data in tables and provide consistent user experiences through lists and forms. A core reason to develop on the platform is when the solution naturally fits the record-based model: users create, review, and update records through forms, and those records drive reporting, auditing, and process automation. That makes option C a direct match to how ServiceNow applications are designed and delivered. Another primary platform strength is workflow automation, including Flow Designer, approvals, task orchestration, notifications, and integration actions that coordinate work across teams and systems. If the solution requires repeatable, governed process automation, option D aligns with the platform’s purpose and capabilities. In contrast, “multimedia features” is not a platform driver for application development; while media can be displayed, it is not the typical reason to choose ServiceNow. Similarly, requiring low-level programming libraries is generally a mismatch, since ServiceNow development focuses on platform APIs and configuration patterns rather than direct access to low-level system libraries.