Form Factors Track Livestream
summary
Android Studio and Android platform tools now target multi-device UI and runtime specifics: use window size classes (compact/medium/expanded) and the material3-window-size-class library to branch layouts, catch issues with visual linting/layout validation across four reference devices, and preview with Compose multi-preview. Test on the Resizable Emulator and new desktop AVDs; deploy foldable/tablet list‑detail or supporting‑panel UIs with Activity Embedding or TwoPane; prefer CameraX or the new camera‑viewfinder; use Insets/Compose APIs for edge‑to‑edge.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 12:25Window size classes
- 18:51Compose tools
- 23:57Emulator and Wear OS
- 31:59Large screen quality
- 41:20Practical implementation tips
- 51:31Canonical layouts
- 1:09:46Adaptive UI in Compose
- 1:28:04Camera preview optimization
- 1:36:44Drag and drop
- 1:40:33Large screen quality tiers
- 1:47:34Q&A and closing
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