Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'm the client, and I'm wondering what
the best practice is for providing feedback to a 3rd party
development shop that's building my company's iPhone app.
Current process:    1. Devs provide a version of the iPhone app
2. I review it and put my comments into a Word document that
contains a running list of all prior feedback that's yet to be
implemented.   3. They receive that feedback document, address
our feedback, then further build out the app so we can provide
feedback on new areas of the app.   4. Along with the next build
of the app, they send me back the Word doc with comments
indented below my comments, and they indicate whether my
comments have been addressed/completed, can't be done, or they
might ask questions or tell me it's a work in progress since the
feedback could take a while to implement, etc.  So basically
that's it, and this Word doc is updated (and snapshots for each
version of it are saved off to an archive) after each iteration
of the app. It's a running ta