The agent assembled a comprehensive overview of Zalando.co.uk by combining the homepage fetch with five targeted web searches, since the site's heavy JavaScript rendering prevented direct extraction of content from HTML. The agent successfully answered what Zalando does, who it targets, how it's priced, and how it compares to alternatives, but had to work around an inaccessible website structure and acknowledged several gaps (Zalando Plus UK status, exact express delivery pricing, partner return costs) where the site did not surface information clearly.

• ›The homepage fetch [1] and FAQ fetch [10] returned only HTML skeletons with preconnect headers and no rendered content—the site is entirely JavaScript-dependent, making direct machine reading impossible without a browser engine.
• ›Web searches [7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15] were the actual sources of substantive answers: search result titles and snippets contained the pricing model (free shipping over £39, £3.99 under), target demographics (18-45, 57% women, 85% mobile), membership details, returns policy (30-day window, free returns), and competitive positioning (7,000+ brands vs. ASOS ~900+).
• ›The agent cited sources like 'Zalando UK Delivery FAQ' and 'Zalando UK Returns Policy' but these were discovered via web search result links, not by direct navigation from the Zalando site itself—the site did not surface its own navigation structure in a machine-readable form.
• ›Key information gaps remained despite search coverage: the agent noted conflicting or missing data on Zalando Plus UK rollout status, postcode-specific express delivery pricing, and the Trustpilot rating discrepancy (1.8/5 stars vs. business success claims), suggesting the site publishes policy but not real-time operational or customer sentiment data.
• ›The agent explicitly called out the 404 errors on guessed paths [4, 5] (/help, /information), indicating no predictable site structure for support or company information—had to rely entirely on search rather than site navigation.