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Davita.sa is a real example of how modern websites can move beyond static builds and embrace fully dynamic, CMS-driven architecture. The entire platform runs on a GraphQL API that controls how pages are rendered, how components are arranged, and how layouts adapt — all without touching a single line of code after launch.
Every section is modular, reusable, and customizable directly from Statamic CMS. Content teams can create new pages, modify layouts, update visuals, and manage metadata instantly. Even SEO is handled at the CMS level, giving editors full control over page titles, descriptions, indexing settings, and social previews.
One of the most powerful features is the dynamic cookie consent system. When a user accepts specific permissions, the related scripts — like Google Analytics — are automatically injected into the frontend based on their chosen preferences. This keeps the platform compliant, fast, and user-focused.
By combining React, Next.js, GraphQL, and Statamic, the project delivers a perfect balance between performance and flexibility. Developers get a clean, scalable architecture, while content teams gain full independence to build and manage the site without technical bottlenecks. This is the future of modern digital products: dynamic, editable, and built for growth.