The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to utilize Strapi's new Rich Text Block Editor within a Next.js project. It outlines the process of setting up a Strapi project using an existing repository, configuring environment variables, and seeding dummy data for use in the project. The tutorial emphasizes the integration of Strapi with Next.js, detailing how to fetch and render content using a custom BlockRendererClient component that employs client-side JavaScript, specifically for rendering images with Next.js's Image component. The guide includes instructions on running both frontend and backend projects, accessing the Strapi dashboard, and implementing the block renderer in the Next.js app, showcasing how to replace default blocks with customized components. Additionally, it offers resources for further learning and invites readers to join Strapi's Open Office for additional support.