Agent successfully gathered comprehensive information about Célia Zappacosta's criminal defense practice by repeatedly fetching the homepage (all steps typed from memory rather than navigated through links), assembling service offerings, pricing approach, and competitive positioning from the same root URL. The site is navigable but minimal—focused on service descriptions and contact methods rather than biographical credibility or example fees.

• ›All four content-bearing steps fetched the same homepage URL (typed from memory, not surfaced by site navigation), suggesting the site structure lacks deep linking—information was presented densely on single or similar pages rather than distributed across discoverable subpages.
• ›Pricing information was present on the site (flat fees determined case-by-case) but no fee ranges, examples, or ballpark figures were provided, requiring the agent to report absence rather than a usable answer.
• ›The site explicitly omits professional credentials, years of experience, and biographical detail—agent noted this absence and correctly attributed it to a design choice favoring service focus over credibility signaling.
• ›Competitive differentiation (specialization, 24/7 availability, methodical approach, geographic reach) was clearly stated on the site in substantive form, making this section fully grounded in retrieved content.
• ›Agent had to type the homepage URL from memory (not discovering it via navigation or search), indicating the site was not indexed in the discovery phase or that the agent bypassed search—70% of discovered URLs came from following links from earlier fetches, yet all steps reference the same URL.