The agent successfully retrieved enough information to explain Arriqaaq as a free Islamic education platform run by volunteers. The site was navigable and disclosed its mission, team composition, course offerings, and audience clearly; however, it lacked pricing details, teacher credentials, enrollment procedures, and schedules for live programmes — gaps the agent identified but could not fill from the site itself.

• ›Step [0] (homepage) provided a broad overview of content types and series, but omitted pricing, team info, and mission. The agent had to navigate to /about (step [1]) to answer 'who runs it' and 'what's their mission'.
• ›Step [1] (About page) filled critical gaps: team composition ('friends, parents, seekers of knowledge'), methodology (tasfiyah and tarbiyah), and a stated commitment to free education. This was the only place the word 'free' appeared, creating ambiguity the agent correctly flagged.
• ›Step [2] (Courses page) listed course titles and lesson counts but provided NO pricing, teacher names, enrollment links, schedules for live programmes, or signup flow. The agent had to note what was absent rather than present.
• ›The site is well-organized (About, Courses, tag pages, RSS, sitemap present) and the agent discovered each key page by following links rather than guessing URLs, indicating reasonable information architecture. However, critical operational details (pricing, enrollment, credentials) are simply not published on the site.
• ›The agent correctly distinguished between what the site claimed ('free' education on About) and what it did not specify (whether all courses are free, or whether Bloom magazine and books have costs). This gap reveals the site does not answer the pricing question fully.