The agent partially completed the task, gathering what Duvoll Education does, who it serves, and key differentiators, but could not fully answer the pricing question because the site's /pricing route returns a 404 error. The agent assembled its answer from the home page, about page, contact page, and a course detail page discovered via web search, but the site's sparse navigation and missing pricing page forced reliance on direct URL guesses and search fallback rather than published information architecture.

• ›Step [1] (home page) established the core identity: PMI Authorized Training Partner offering PMP, CAPM, and PMI-CP certifications with pass rate claims and small class emphasis, but did not expose pricing or full course catalog.
• ›Steps [3] and [5] (about and contact pages) were manually guessed URLs that returned 200s; the about page confirmed 17+ years of history and Fortune 500 instructors, while the contact page revealed free consultation availability but no pricing tiers.
• ›Step [8] (course detail page) was reached via web search result, not site navigation; it contained the 89% pass rate and 35 PMI education hours, showing critical product details are siloed in course pages rather than aggregated in a courses index or pricing page.
• ›Steps [2] and [4] (direct guesses at /pricing and /courses) both returned 404, indicating the site either lacks these standard information architecture paths or has not published them—forcing the agent to either discover pages through search or contact the business directly.
• ›The agent cited all four successful fetches in its sources section, showing it grounded claims in retrieved content rather than prior knowledge; however, it had to explicitly note inconsistencies (75% vs. 89% pass rates) that suggest metadata and page-level copy are not synchronized.
• ›The site is minimalist (Framer-built) and appears to rely on direct contact rather than self-service pricing discovery, making it poorly agent-navigable for comparison or independent evaluation tasks.