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@@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ Following the example in valid-config.edn and valid-auth.edn you can add as many
 
 Configs generated by c4k-website consists of the following parts:
 
-* nginx webserver + service + ingress + certificate definitions
-* job definition that initially starts a build container
+* nginx deployment + configmap + service + ingress + certificate definitions
+* nginx deployment has init container, building the website at startup time
 * cron job for building and build secret for storing auth data
-* respective volume claim
+* respective volume claims
 
 ## Try out
 
-Click on the image to try out live in your browser:
+Click on the image to try out in your browser:
 
 [![Try it out](doc/tryItOut.png "Try out yourself")](https://domaindrivenarchitecture.org/pages/dda-provision/c4k-website/)
 
@@ -35,23 +35,26 @@ You need:
 * DNS routes matching the fqdns in the lists
 * cryogen as a static site generator
 * a cryogen project ready to build
-* and a gitea account which holds the buildable project
-* a kubernetes cluster provisioned by [provs]
+* a gitea account which holds the buildable project
+* an authorization token for that account
+* and a kubernetes cluster provisioned by [provs]
 
-Before deploying, you need an authorization token, that can be generated in your gitea account.
-Then you need a URL that points to: `https://your.gitea.host/api/v1/repos/<owner>/<repo>/archive/<branch>.zip`. Add this to your auth.edn config file and you should be ready to go.
-
-Let c4k-website generate your .yaml file and `kubectl apply yourApp.yaml`. Done.
+Add a unique identifier for each website to config.edn and auth.edn (e.g. domain-name).  
+Add the list of fqdns, your gitea host, name of the website repo and the respective branch name (usually "main") to config.edn.  
+Add auth token and gitea user with access to the website repo to auth.edn.  
+Let c4k-website generate your .yaml file.  
+Apply this file on your cluster with `kubectl apply -f yourApp.yaml`.  
+Done.
 
 ### Script Execution
 
-Optionally you can specify a sha256sum output generated from a script file that should be executed.
-Just add the :sha256-output "\[hash-of-file file.name\]" :key value pair to the respective collection in :websites. See the example in valid-config.edn.
+Optionally you can specify a trusted script in your config.edn.  
 
-The script file needs to exist in the `<branch>.zip` and path specification to the script file
-should be relative to the root of the unzipped folder.
+1. `sha256sum` "/path/to/your/script/file"
+2. copy the output of this command
+3. add the :sha256-output "hash-of-file file.name" :key value pair to the respective collection in :websites.
 
-Scripts can be of any type - as long as an according shebang exists in the first line.
+Also, see the example in valid-config.edn. The script file needs to exist in the `<branch>.zip` and path specification to the script file should be relative to the root of the unzipped folder. Scripts can be of any type - as long as an according shebang exists in the first line.
 
 ```bash
 sha256sum your-script-file #  use output of this call