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Author: hvalfangst

README.md

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 # Static web app invoking Azure functions
 
-This aim of this repo is to demonstrate how to deploy a [static web app](client/src/App.js) written in React to an Azure Storage Blob where static web app hosting has been enabled. The
-web app itself enables users to upload CSV files containing demographic and financial data about individuals. This data is to be transferred to an input storage blob by the use of an HTTP-triggered Azure Function. 
-Once the CSV has been uploaded to the input blob, another, blob-triggered Azure Function calculates correlations between various variables, such as experience, state, gender, and income. The computed statistics are then stored in a separate ouput storage blob. 
-These functions are defined in the python script [function_app.py](hvalfangst_function/function_app.py) - which is the main entrypoint of our Azure Function App instance.
+The aim of this repository is to demonstrate how to deploy a [static website](client/src/App.js) written in React to a [Storage Blob](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blob-static-website). The
+hosted SPA allows users to upload CSV files containing demographic and financial data about individuals. The files are uploaded to a storage blob by calling an HTTP-triggered Azure Function with the appropriate output bindings. 
+Once the CSV has been uploaded to the storage blob, another, blob-triggered Azure Function calculates correlations between various variables, such as experience, state, gender, and income. 
+The computed statistics are then stored in a new blob container, which is used to serve the results to the user.
+These two functions are defined in the python script [function_app.py](hvalfangst_function/function_app.py) - which is the main entrypoint of our Azure Function App instance.
 
 The associated Azure infrastructure is deployed with a script (more on that below).