For what can a digital catalogue be used in handicrafts?

Correct answer: To show product photos, prices and details to customers

Direct answer: Option A, to show product photographs, prices and details to customers. A digital catalogue is an organised collection of product information stored or shared electronically, often through a phone, website or social-media platform. The reasoning is: customers need to see what is available; photos show appearance, prices show cost, and descriptions explain size, material, colour or use; therefore a catalogue supports promotion and buying decisions. Option A correctly describes a modern marketing use. Option B, erasing product information, defeats the purpose of a catalogue. Option C, hiding artisan skill, is the opposite of showing and promoting handmade work. Option D, spoiling raw material, is unrelated to digital information. A catalogue may help an artisan reach distant customers, but it must contain truthful information and updated prices. Memory cue: catalogue means show, describe and sell—not hide or destroy.