A real user might want to search for specific content, such as an obituary, on starherald.com. Identify if a search bar or search functionality exists on the homepage. If found, describe its location and how a user would typically interact with it to search for content.
Navigate to 'https://starherald.com'. Visually scan the entire page, including the header, sidebar, and footer, for a search bar, search icon, or any text indicating a search function. If a search bar or icon is found, describe its location on the page (e.g., 'top right', 'within the main menu'). Explain how a user would typically initiate a search (e.g., 'type into the bar and press enter', 'click an icon to reveal a bar'). If no obvious search functionality is found, state that.
The agent successfully identifies the presence or absence of a search bar/functionality. If found, the agent accurately describes the location of the search bar/icon. If found, the agent accurately describes the typical interaction method for using the search functionality. If not found, the agent explicitly states that no obvious search functionality is present on the page.