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 Anzol is built alongside automated tests to ensure quality.
 
 ## Currently Available Hooks
-- <b>useFetch:</b> fetch data without showing stale responses and write easy to understand code that communicates intention
-- <b>useDefer:</b> delay the update of a value until that value has stopped changing for a chosen amount of time
+- <b>useFetch:</b> Fetches data without showing stale responses and allows writing easy-to-understand code that 
+- communicates intention.
+- <b>useDefer:</b> Delays the update of a value until that value has stopped changing for a chosen amount of time.
+
+## Installation
+Anzol is available on the NPM registry. To install it, just run:
+```bash
+npm install anzol
+```
+
+## Planned features
+These features are not yet implement but we plan to do so in the foreseeable future. Feel free to make your own 
+suggestions.
+- <b>useFirstRender:</b> Returns true on the first render and false otherwise.
+- <b>useClickOutside:</b> Takes a reference to an HTML element and a callback function, and calls that function when the 
+- user clicks anywhere outside the given element.
+- <b>useLocalStorage:</b> Provides access to local storage, with the additional option to update all usages of this hook 
+- when local storage changes.
+- <b>useEvent:</b> Encapsulates the code needed to correctly listen to events in React, including event listener 
+- cleanup.
+- <b>useInView:</b> Takes a reference to an HTML element and returns whether that element's bounding client rectangle is 
+- currently in view. You can choose if this hook tests for an element being completely or only partially in view.
+- <b>usePreferredScheme:</b> Listens for changes in the user's preferred scheme and returns it.
+- <b>useDarkMode:</b> Similar to usePreferredScheme but allows setting the user scheme manually and automatically 
+- updates it when the preferred scheme changes. Uses local storage to save the chosen scheme across reloads.
+- <b>useLazyLoad:</b> Takes a batch size and a max element count, and provides a function to add elements. Allows you to 
+- pass in a callback function to transform elements. The hook keeps track of the elements and returns a transformed list 
+- of all elements, as well as a flag indicating whether the end of content was reached. This flag will be set to true 
+- when the given max element count is reached or an added batch is shorter than the batch size.