In this article, the author creates a new project using Strapi, a content management system (CMS), to build a static site with Angular and Scully. The CMS is configured for GraphQL, and the author sets up user roles and permissions to control access to content. The project is built and deployed to Netlify, where it is automatically updated when new content is published on Strapi. The author demonstrates how to use Strapi's webhooks to trigger a build on Netlify whenever new content is created or updated. The project showcases Scully's ability to generate static pages from GraphQL queries, making it an ideal solution for building fast and secure websites.