The agent read the homepage and the sites-and-e-commerce service page, reconstructing a full picture of the agency's offerings, pricing approach, timeline, and claims directly from fetchable content, and clearly flagged gaps like missing prices and coverage area. The site was highly navigable: services were linked from the homepage and the key answers were published in plain text.

• ›Homepage exposed services, clients, contact options, and a link map to all service and about pages in fetchable HTML.
• ›Pricing was not published; the service page explicitly states 'Não trabalhamos com preço fixo' and points to a custom proposal flow, so the gap is intentional rather than a navigation failure.
• ›The service page gave a concrete timeline (3-6 weeks) and describes the four-phase process, answering the delivery question without requiring a quote.
• ›Numeric credibility signals were broken or empty ('+0' counters), undermining trust and making the experience counters misleading to a machine reader.
• ›Several linked pages (about, blog, careers) were not fetched, so team and company-history claims remain unverified from the agent's side.