Lezatos ANDROID + IOS + FIGMA + XD + SKETCH + Blend | UI Kit | ReactNative (Expo) | Food Delivery

Introduction

Welcome to the comprehensive tutorial on using the Lezatos UI Kit to build a food delivery application on multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, Figma, XD, Sketch, and Blend. The Lezatos UI Kit is a powerful and versatile tool that allows you to design and develop a consistent and high-quality user interface for your application across multiple platforms.

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of setting up and using the Lezatos UI Kit to build a food delivery application using React Native (Expo). We will cover the following topics:

1. Setting up the Lezatos UI Kit
2. Designing the user interface using Figma, XD, Sketch, and Blend
3. Developing the application using React Native (Expo)
4. Integrating the UI Kit with the application
5. Testing and debugging the application

By the end of this tutorial, you will have a fully functional food delivery application running on multiple platforms, using the Lezatos UI Kit.

Setting up the Lezatos UI Kit

To get started, you will need to download and install the Lezatos UI Kit. You can do this by following these steps:

1. Go to the Lezatos website and sign up for a free account.
2. Once you have signed up, you will be able to access the Lezatos UI Kit dashboard.
3. Click on the "Download" button to download the UI Kit.
4. Extract the downloaded file to a location on your computer.
5. Open the extracted folder and navigate to the "lezatos" folder.
6. Open the "lezatos.json" file in a text editor and update the "apiToken" field with your Lezatos API token.
7. Save the file and close the text editor.

Designing the User Interface

Now that you have set up the Lezatos UI Kit, it's time to design the user interface for your food delivery application. You can use Figma, XD, Sketch, or Blend to create your design.

Here are the steps to design the user interface using Figma:

1. Open Figma and create a new file.
2. Choose a template or start from a blank page.
3. Design the layout of your application, including the navigation bar, menu, and other elements.
4. Use the Lezatos UI Kit components to design the user interface, such as buttons, text inputs, and cards.
5. Customize the design as needed, using Figma's powerful design tools.
6. Once you have finished designing the user interface, export it as a PNG or JPEG file.

Here are the steps to design the user interface using XD:

1. Open XD and create a new file.
2. Choose a template or start from a blank page.
3. Design the layout of your application, including the navigation bar, menu, and other elements.
4. Use the Lezatos UI Kit components to design the user interface, such as buttons, text inputs, and cards.
5. Customize the design as needed, using XD's powerful design tools.
6. Once you have finished designing the user interface, export it as a PNG or JPEG file.

Here are the steps to design the user interface using Sketch:

1. Open Sketch and create a new file.
2. Choose a template or start from a blank page.
3. Design the layout of your application, including the navigation bar, menu, and other elements.
4. Use the Lezatos UI Kit components to design the user interface, such as buttons, text inputs, and cards.
5. Customize the design as needed, using Sketch's powerful design tools.
6. Once you have finished designing the user interface, export it as a PNG or JPEG file.

Here are the steps to design the user interface using Blend:

1. Open Blend and create a new file.
2. Choose a template or start from a blank page.
3. Design the layout of your application, including the navigation bar, menu, and other elements.
4. Use the Lezatos UI Kit components to design the user interface, such as buttons, text inputs, and cards.
5. Customize the design as needed, using Blend's powerful design tools.
6. Once you have finished designing the user interface, export it as a PNG or JPEG file.

Developing the Application

Now that you have designed the user interface, it's time to develop the application using React Native (Expo). Here are the steps to follow:

1. Open a terminal and navigate to the folder where you extracted the Lezatos UI Kit.
2. Run the command "npm install" to install the required dependencies.
3. Run the command "npm start" to start the development server.
4. Open the application in a web browser by navigating to "http://localhost:3000".
5. Use the Lezatos UI Kit components to build the user interface, such as buttons, text inputs, and cards.
6. Customize the design as needed, using React Native's powerful development tools.
7. Once you have finished developing the application, export it as a React Native app.

Integrating the UI Kit with the Application

Now that you have developed the application, it's time to integrate the Lezatos UI Kit with the application. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Open the React Native app in a text editor.
2. Find the "App.js" file and open it.
3. Import the Lezatos UI Kit components by adding the following line of code: import { Button, TextInput, Card } from 'lezatos';
4. Use the Lezatos UI Kit components to build the user interface, such as buttons, text inputs, and cards.
5. Customize the design as needed, using React Native's powerful development tools.
6. Once you have finished integrating the UI Kit with the application, run the application on a simulator or physical device.

Testing and Debugging the Application

Now that you have integrated the Lezatos UI Kit with the application, it's time to test and debug the application. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Run the application on a simulator or physical device.
2. Test the application to ensure that it is functioning correctly.
3. Debug the application by using React Native's debugging tools, such as the React Native Debugger.
4. Fix any errors or issues that you encounter during testing.
5. Once you have finished testing and debugging the application, you can deploy it to the app stores.

By following these steps, you can use the Lezatos UI Kit to build a food delivery application on multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, Figma, XD, Sketch, and Blend.