The agent retrieved core business info (what Danine Cakes does, pricing tiers, geographic scope) from two pages but encountered significant friction: delivery costs/eligibility, deposit amounts, payment terms, and lead times were either missing, contradictory, or hidden behind quote request forms. The site required the agent to piece together an incomplete picture from fragments.

• ›Pricing page was published but incomplete: it showed tier prices clearly but omitted deposit amounts, delivery fees (an estimator existed but returned no amounts), and payment terms despite listing them as FAQs with no answers.
• ›Delivery information was contradictory across pages: homepage claimed delivery 'across SW2, SW4, SW12, SW17 and beyond' but pricing page left delivery availability unstated, and the delivery quote system showed no amounts—forcing human contact for any final quote.
• ›Site relied on contact-dependent information: delivery fees, final quotes, class details, and booking required WhatsApp, Instagram, or email rather than being published as machine-readable content.
• ›Lead time was vague ('1 week notice preferred') with no firm minimum or booking calendar visible, and a repeated 'Next free date' banner lacked year/context, making availability opaque.
• ›Agent used only two fetches (home + pricing page, both directly cited) and did not attempt to navigate Gallery, About, or Order pages despite linking to them, leaving those details unverified but unneeded to address the core task.