Hi Tube, This is a great idea! I did it myself on a piece of paper just to understand the flow. Then I designed the Reviews myself just by following the flow of the Previews. It turns out that it's not that hard!! :) The main idea behind this (at least how I have it in my mind): 1. There is a main controller (AppDetailController) that (depending on the section) will draw out a cell (ex. ReviewRowCell). 2. That cell (ReviewRowCell) will consist of some other elements (UILabels, UIViews, UICollectionViewControllers (if we want another collection view inside the cell), etc.). I am using a vertical stack view to stack all elements rather than using autolayout. I find it easier, faster and cleaner. 3. The UICollectionViewController that we modified for the snapping effect, will be responsible for drawing the "child" cells (ReviewCell) as a horizontal collection view. 4. Lastly, you design the ReviewCell by placing elements. Hope I helped!

I was able to fix it! The problem was that I added too much bottom padding in one of my functions.

I guess I'm in the same position as Paul; I understand collection/table views include a native scrolling ability, but don't they also include additional functionality that is unnecessary? I don't understand why a UIScrollView isn't the best choice.

Awesome, that's helpful to know. Thanks for the quick reply Brian!