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Best way to define Android layout files for multiple devices?

What is the standard / best way to determine the size of elements in Android layout files to account for Android devices with all types of screens?

For example: I used LinearLayout to organize several child elements (TextViews, Buttons) one by one horizontally or vertically for a ListView. However, on a smaller device, I might want to scale the elements down or compress some elements, but save the rest.

I would be grateful for the input. Thanks

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There is an entry in this guide for Android developers: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html

drawable-hdpi, drawable-mdpi drawable-ldpi. .

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: . (, -, -, -hdpi) . , (hdpi, large ..) .

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