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Android devices come in all shapes and sizes. This design byte provides an overview of the limitations of scaling your apps UI and an introduction to employing responsive design techniques to adapt to the the available space. In this episode we cover Combination, Macro Reflow and Micro Reflow techniques to provide a better user experience.
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