Dimaak Blog The travel editorial surface we built
The Dimaak blog is the editorial surface for the Dimaak Tours travel platform, publishing trip guides and destination itineraries. We built it on Next.js with Strapi and MySQL so the team produces travel content independently of the core booking product. It had to slot into the existing platform while giving editors room to publish freely.
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- Backend Engineering
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- UI/UX Design
Dimaak Blog The travel editorial surface we built - what we built and why.
The Dimaak blog is the editorial surface for the Dimaak Tours travel platform, publishing trip guides and destination itineraries. We built it on Next.js with Strapi and MySQL so the team produces travel content independently of the core booking product. It had to slot into the existing platform while giving editors room to publish freely.
What we had to solve.
The blog had to slot cleanly into the existing Dimaak Tours platform while giving editors a free hand to publish trip guides and itineraries.
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Fitting the blog cleanly alongside the existing Dimaak Tours platform
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Giving editors a Strapi workflow for trip guides and itineraries
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Rendering content-rich travel articles quickly through Next.js
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Structuring destination guides for search visibility
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Keeping the blog's look consistent with the Dimaak brand
Who built it.
- 1 UI/UX Designer
- 1 Frontend Developer
- 1 Backend Developer
- 1 QA Engineer
Built with.
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Next.js -
Figma -
Strapi -
MySQL
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Strapi editorial CMS
We built a headless backend where the team writes and structures trip guides and itineraries.
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Next.js rendering
We built fast, content-rich article pages served from the Strapi content model.
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Destination guides
We built structured itinerary and guide formats organized by destination.
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Brand-consistent design
We matched the layouts to the Dimaak platform so the blog feels part of the same product.
Outcomes that matter.
The Dimaak team now publishes travel content on its own schedule through a CMS decoupled from the booking product.
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Decoupled
Headless CMS workflow
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100%
Self-managed content
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Search-ready
Guide structure
Where it landed.
We built a Next.js and Strapi editorial surface that lets Dimaak publish travel content independently of its booking platform.
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