Please I need enlightenment on how I can create UI elements to fit any screen size. The buttons and textviews I create tend to appear big and overlap on smaller phones.

An android guru should please reply. Is my question stupid or what?
And if I say I need a developer to build an app this topic would have been flooded with replies of different people telling me they can build heaven and earth.

Go to YouTube, search and watch Android working with fragments tutorials.

anetuno:
Go to YouTube, search and watch Android working with fragments tutorials.

How does fragment relate to supporting different screen sizes, Please enlighten me.

NaHiim:
Please I need enlightenment on how I can create UI elements to fit any screen size. The buttons and textviews I create tend to appear big and overlap on smaller phones.

Use dp (density-independent pixels) for sizing UI elements such as Button and TextView and sp (Scaleable pixels) for font size. You should have at least uploaded the screenshot of your layout source code so as to get a precise answer.
Check the link below for more info;
https://material.io/guidelines/layout/units-measurements.html#units-measurements-pixel-density

You use sp to set the font size

You have to create a seperate layout folder for each of the screen resolutions you want to support. Note not all views in your application would require to have a separate layout xml, some would be responsive and work across screen while others would require you creating their screen size specific layout file. Happy coding...

seunthomas:
You have to create a seperate layout folder for each of the screen resolutions you want to support. Note not all views in your application would require to have a separate layout xml, some would be responsive and work across screen while others would require you creating their screen size specific layout file. Happy coding...

Best answer to the OP question.