The agent successfully assembled a coherent profile of AWDD Bouw from the homepage and contact page, identifying their services, target market, and positioning. However, the site's navigation structure was broken (404s on expected paths), and critically, no pricing information exists on the public site—a major gap the agent had to flag from absence rather than retrieve.

• ›Homepage fetches [1, 6] contained the bulk of substantive content: company philosophy, project list, and positioning claims. The agent was forced to type the /contact URL from memory, indicating poor discoverability of contact details via site navigation.
• ›Expected navigation paths (/projecten, /projects, /over-ons) all returned 404, suggesting the site either lacks standard structure or uses non-standard URL patterns. The agent was unable to discover these from the homepage and had to guess.
• ›Pricing is completely absent from the public site—the agent correctly identified this as 'a major gap' and noted that inquiries must go through email/phone contact. This is a significant transparency issue for a real estate developer.
• ›Project details are thin: the homepage lists project names and unit availability, but the agent found no dedicated project pages, specifications, or images. There is no way to learn more about individual properties without contacting the company directly.
• ›The agent's final response is well-grounded in what the site actually published (steps [1] and [6] provided most content) and appropriately flags what couldn't be found rather than substituting model inference for missing information.