Agent successfully gathered comprehensive information about Dejan Sobota's Webflow development services by repeatedly fetching the homepage; the site was navigable but required multiple reads of the same page to extract all relevant details, and critical information (pricing, timelines, scope examples) was intentionally absent from public content.

• ›All four fetch steps returned the same homepage (200 status each time), indicating the agent re-parsed the same content multiple times rather than discovering new pages—75% of links were followed from fetched pages, yet the trajectory shows no linked navigation actually occurred; the agent typed URLs from memory instead.
• ›Pricing is genuinely opaque on the site: no tiers, no ranges, no examples—only a CTA to 'Book a call.' The agent correctly identified this as missing rather than fabricating a range, demonstrating restraint against model memory injection.
• ›The site provides clear value proposition and service categories (component systems, design-to-Webflow, animations, CMS, migrations) that directly answered 'what they do,' but the differentiators section relied on a testimonial fragment and portfolio diversity claims rather than explicit competitive positioning.
• ›Critical operational details (typical project duration, post-handoff support scope, what 'fixed scope' means in practice) were absent from the fetched content; the agent flagged these gaps explicitly rather than inferring them, showing good judgment about site limitations.
• ›The homepage appears to be the only substantive page on the site—no deeper case studies, service detail pages, or FAQ were discovered or linked, making the site relatively shallow for a boutique agency positioning.