CAN AN AGENT READ YOUR SITE?

1. Choose three questions a visitor asks: what you offer, what it costs and how to start. Identify the exact pages that answer them.
2. Check that key facts appear in the initial page content, with descriptive headings and links to their supporting pages.
3. Look for information hidden behind login, interactive-only widgets or ambiguous labels. Offer readable content where it serves the visitor.
4. Compare the published test or score with your own check. Record the date and method so later changes have context.

Using public pages from [site], answer [three questions]. Link the exact page that supports each answer. State when information is inaccessible or missing. Do not infer prices, policies or availability. Report which page would be most useful to improve first.

1. Fix one missing or ambiguous answer, add a clear heading, and link it from the relevant page.
2. Recheck with an agent and a person; being machine-readable should also make the answer easier to find.