A consultant is designing a flowchart for a presentation. The flowchart uses red arrows to guide viewers to the next object. Which of the following represents the function being used?

Engagement refers to keeping the audience's attention, which color-coding might assist with, but it is not the direct function being described.

Sequence refers to the order of steps or operations, which the arrows represent, but the specific technique of using red arrows for this purpose is color-coding.

Exit strategy is a plan for concluding a project or business venture, which is unrelated to flowchart design and visual elements.

Color-coding involves using different colors to distinguish between types of information or to draw attention to specific elements, in this case, using red arrows to signify flow and guide the viewer. This technique enhances visual organization and comprehension in diagrams like flowcharts.