The agent successfully gathered the core information needed to explain MAJOR Digital's business model, positioning, and pricing from the homepage and about page. However, the site's navigation structure is broken (most URLs return 404s), forcing the agent to rely on URLs typed from memory rather than discoverable links, and limiting access to case studies, detailed process documentation, and team information.

• ›Homepage and about page contained substantive, well-organized information about services, target market, pricing ranges, and philosophy; these two pages alone provided enough to answer the task. The agent did not need to discover additional pages — the 404 failures were expected failures on non-existent routes.
• ›The site's navigation appears broken or minimal: /pricing, /services, /work, and /insights all returned 404s when followed from the homepage or guessed by the agent. This forced the agent to rely on URLs typed from memory (43% of discovered URLs) rather than links surfaced by the site.
• ›Pricing information was present on the homepage (£20k minimum, £100k+ annual retainers) but no dedicated pricing page exists. The agent inferred pricing structure and engagement models from homepage content alone, with no tiered breakdown or package details available.
• ›About page explicitly positioned the agency's differentiators (simplification, transparency, energy) against unnamed 'competitors' and 'industry practices,' but no explicit competitive comparison or case studies were retrievable to ground those claims in examples.
• ›The agent correctly identified what was missing (case studies, team details, process specifics, competitor comparison) and flagged these gaps in the final response, demonstrating honest gap-filling rather than fabrication.