README updates

Author: gargrave

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README.md

@@ -11,30 +11,56 @@ me (i.e. I cannot guarantee any level of support).
 
 [Click here to view the docs](https://gargrave.github.io/react-simple-select)
 
+## Why?
+
+Why make this when other options like `react-select` already cover all of these
+options and more?
+
+You're right, `react-select` is a crazy good component, and I am certainly not
+trying to compete with it (hence why I suggested you might be better off using
+it for production projects). But there are a few reasons I wanted to build this:
+
+- It's a fun project, so why not?
+- There are a few "I would do this different" aspects of other libs that I
+  wanted to try
+  - Build with fewer (if any) external dependencies (aside from React,
+    obviously)
+  - Allow for more friendly and flexible custom styling of every aspect of the
+    component
+  - Build it to be testable--some of the other libraries are notoriously
+    difficult to test properly
+
 ## Getting Started
 
 - Install:
   - `yarn add @gargrave/react-simple-select`
 - Initialize the styles somewhere near the root of your project:
   - `@import '@gargrave/react-simple-select/dist/react-simple-select.css'`
-  - Technically, you don't _have_ to import these styles, but this does
-    apply the default styling to the component, which I think you will in
-    most cases. (You can pass in custom styles to override the defaults if
-    you wish.)
-- Use the `Select` component in your project! A _very_ rough example might
-  look something like this. (Until I have better docs, you can take a look at my
+  - Technically, you don't _have_ to import these styles, but this does apply
+    the default styling to the component, which I think you will in most cases.
+    (You can pass in custom styles to override the defaults if you wish.)
+- Use the `Select` component in your project! A _very_ rough example might look
+  something like this. (Until I have better docs, you can take a look at my
   [demo project](https://github.com/gargrave/react-simple-select-demo/blob/master/src/demo/DemoTS.tsx))
 
 ## Todo
 
-These are few items on my current road map, although I don't have any specific ETA:
+These are few items on my current road map, although I don't have any specific
+ETA:
 
+- [ ] Async searching/loading (in progress)
+- [ ] Customizable styling (in progress)
+- [ ] Accessibility additions (e.g. better ARIA handling for current lists)
+- [ ] Custom option rendering (e.g. render options as components instead of just
+      strings)
+- [ ] Add ability to specify `data-testid` attributes to all "testable" parts of
+      the component
 - [ ] Groupable options
 - [ ] Editable options (i.e. type to add a new option)
 - [ ] Multi-select
-- [ ] Accessibility
 
 ## Docs
 
-Right now (and for the foreseeable future), the docs are just my Styleguidist build.
+Right now (and for the foreseeable future), the docs are just my Styleguidist
+build.
 [Click here to view the docs](https://gargrave.github.io/react-simple-select).