The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Willow & Cole's positioning, products, pricing, and differentiation from the homepage and delivery policy page. The site publishes most core information on its homepage, though returns timeframe and some international shipping details required cross-reference to terms & conditions (not fetched).

• ›Homepage (fetched 3 times) served as primary content source; agent extracted business focus, product categories, pricing, target customer, and competitive advantages from single domain without needing secondary navigation.
• ›Delivery/returns policy page was reachable via explicit link on homepage—agent followed it—but incomplete: returns timeframe deliberately deferred to terms & conditions, signaling that critical policy detail was not surface-published in fetchable form.
• ›Agent noted absence of subscription/membership models with confidence despite no explicit search for them, suggesting either clear negative evidence on the site or inference from examining product structure; no fetch of dedicated 'subscriptions' page occurred.
• ›International shipping mentioned but costs/timeframes vague ('varies by destination, begins at £14.95 for Europe')—agent flagged this as incomplete rather than inventing specifics, showing appropriate epistemic caution.
• ›All sourced information came from homepage fetches and delivery page; no search results were used (0% from web-search), indicating the site structure self-disclosed the required information without requiring external navigation cues.