feat(docs): added Strapi backlinks

Author: marcinkrasowski

apps/docs/blog/articles/building-composable-frontends-with-strapi-and-nextjs/index.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ hide_table_of_contents: false
 We’re building a frontend-first framework for composable customer portals – Open Self Service.
 To support dynamic content, reusable UI blocks, and flexible layouts, we needed a CMS that gives developers control over structure while staying accessible to business users.
 
-That’s where Strapi comes in. In O2S, we use it not just for managing page content, but also for defining layout templates, page structures, and component configurations. This approach helps us find the right balance between flexibility for editors and consistency in the frontend.
+That’s where **[Strapi](https://strapi.io/)** comes in. In O2S, we use it not just for managing page content, but also for defining layout templates, page structures, and component configurations. This approach helps us find the right balance between flexibility for editors and consistency in the frontend.
 <!--truncate-->
 
 In this article, we’ll show how Strapi powers the content architecture behind our composable frontend, and how it integrates with Next.js to deliver dynamic pages, structured layouts, and scalable UI patterns.

apps/docs/blog/releases/1.1.0.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Interested? Check out the **[dedicated blog post](../articles/integration-medusa
 
 To help developers get straight to building, we've created a **[GitHub repository](https://github.com/o2sdev/openselfservice-resources/tree/main)** with external tool configs. Stay tuned for more updates!
 
-As the first config, we have prepared an export of both the content model and example content from **Strapi**. This will significantly simplify the process of setting up your own CMS server by providing you with a predefined structure and sample data to kickstart your project.
+As the first config, we have prepared an export of both the content model and example content from **[Strapi](https://strapi.io/)**. This will significantly simplify the process of setting up your own CMS server by providing you with a predefined structure and sample data to kickstart your project.
 
 With this export, you receive a ready-to-use content model that mirrors O2S's structure, ensuring everything is organized and optimized from the start. From there, you can fully customize both the content model and data to suit your specific needs.