### Some context

I'm developing a simple application that has a login screen. I noticed that when I rotate the screen in the emulator, the contents of the screen get cut off. The login screen just has a textview, imagelogo, and a username and password edit text. The fact that it gets cut off when rotated makes sense, but it got me thinking. 

### Main question

Should I make *all* my screens in my application scrollable, via `NestedScrollViews`/`ScrollViews` to specifically account for users that rotate their Android phone? Not just in this particular application, but going forward? Since some people rotate their phones, what I think fits well on a phone that is in portrait mode won't in landscape mode.

Another option I thought was to set the activity locked to portrait mode, but even Android is giving me a message that I shouldn't. Something to the effect that it would impede users experience if the orientation is locked.