Agent assembled a coherent overview of Trilogy by combining search snippets, an About page, and product listings, but could not fully explore service details or online UX because the initial domain fetch failed (429) and subsequent pages were limited in scope. Site was partially navigable—About and product pages loaded, but lacked explicit information on styling service mechanics, booking procedures, and return/exchange policies.

• ›Initial direct fetch failed with HTTP 429; agent recovered entirely via web search results and URLs discovered through search, never following links from within the domain itself (0% in-domain link traversal). Site's primary entry points were not directly accessible to the agent.
• ›Search results and snippets provided the core positioning and brand narrative (Vogue awards, founding year, brand identity) that made up the 'What They Do' and differentiation sections—this content was never confirmed by fetching the homepage itself.
• ›The About page [step 3] was the only substantive content-bearing fetch from the target domain; it contained the service promise ('three tries' guarantee, expert styling) but no operational details—agent noted missing information about whether styling is free, how to book, or what the guarantee mechanism actually is.
• ›Pricing data came from a product listing page [step 5] showing only jeans prices (£260–£360 range); agent had to infer this was representative without evidence of full product catalog pricing or whether other categories differ.
• ›Agent correctly identified gaps in its own research (styling service scope, men's collection depth, fit guarantee mechanics) rather than filling them with unsupported claims, demonstrating awareness of what the site did and did not expose.