A user wants to check the current fire ban status for a specific location in Saskatchewan. Navigate to the 'Fire Ban Map' and describe how a user would determine if a fire ban is in effect for a given area. Additionally, identify what information is provided on the map (e.g., color coding, specific regions) and what the different colors or symbols represent.
Navigate to 'https://saskpublicsafety.ca'. Click on the 'Fire Ban Map' link (ID 320 or similar, as IDs can shift) on the homepage. Observe the map and identify how users can interact with it to check specific locations (e.g., search bar, clickable regions). Describe the visual elements of the map, such as color coding or symbols, and explain what they signify regarding fire ban status. Note any legends or explanatory text that define the map's indicators. Synthesize this information to explain how a user would determine fire ban status for an area and what the map's visual elements represent.
The agent successfully navigates to the Fire Ban Map page. The agent describes how a user can check for fire bans on the map (e.g., by zooming, clicking, or searching). The agent identifies the visual indicators used on the map (e.g., colors, shaded areas) and explains what they represent (e.g., 'red for ban in effect', 'green for no ban'). The agent mentions any legends or explanatory text that clarify the map's symbols or colors. The agent provides a clear explanation of how to interpret the map for fire ban status.