to write the manual from start to finish. This was also a rather large task, but most apps wouldn't require such a hefty undertaking. We then beta tested it (used the app to work out bugs and issues) and it was submitted to iTunes. From my first ideas of the concept, to its' being published in January 2012 , I spent about 18 months on this app. I could have written it faster, but I work full time and have a family I like spending time with, plus I'm a big perfectionist when it comes to these kinds of things. Learning Opportunities (a euphemism for Mistakes) One thing I learned through this process is that you need to think through every possible functionality or navigation of the app from the start. I mean VERY specific and detailed. I got most of them, but forgot to highlight the idea that the profile can be stopped at any time with skipped sections. I had thought through colour coding yellow in the results to indicate that a section had been skipped, but not how to quit the 'test' portion if you don't want to do the final section(s). So the programmer coded the app (initially) so that it only finished the 'test' and went to the results once you administer the last section, which is how other apps had worked (like the Sunny Articulation Test, for example). This was a pretty big oops for my app functionality, but to change it and add