Explore Book Riot to determine how a user can find articles categorized by specific genres or topics. Specifically, identify if there's a main navigation menu, a search bar, or a list of popular tags/categories that allows users to browse content by genre (e.g., Fantasy, Mystery, Romance, YA). If found, describe the navigation path to access these genre-specific articles.
Navigate to the Book Riot homepage. Attempt to locate and interact with any 'Menu' or 'Browse' buttons, or a prominent search bar. If a menu opens, examine its options for genre or topic categories. If a search bar is found, note its presence and potential use for genre searches. Scroll down the homepage and other accessible pages (e.g., by clicking on a visible article to see its tags) to identify any lists of categories, tags, or popular topics. Identify at least three distinct genre-specific categories (e.g., 'Fantasy', 'Mystery', 'YA') or a clear method for searching/filtering by genre. Describe the navigation path or search method for accessing articles within these genre categories.
The agent successfully identifies a method for navigating content by genre or specific topic. At least three distinct genre-specific categories or a clear search/filter mechanism for genres are identified. The agent accurately describes the navigation path (e.g., 'Click on the 'Menu' button, then select 'Fantasy' under 'Genres'') or search method (e.g., 'Use the search bar and type in 'Mystery''). If no explicit genre categories are found, the agent explains how users might discover genre-specific content through other means (e.g., by clicking on article headlines with genre keywords or using a general search function).