Final Decision

--Assignment 2--

Once appointing the Sprint ad's hierarchy
1. Cell Phone
2.Brand Logo
3. Quote
I was ready to settle it's arrangement.
It turned out that swapping the photo opposite had a more appeasing look to glancing around its information status.
In the original ad, the distractingly bold text was prejudicial to the easy flow of announcing the phone.  By downsizing the text and up sizing the phone, it is easier the spot out the most important aspect.

Now between the last two images, I am debating whether the smaller regular font on the quote is clearer than the small bold font.  I was referred to inspecting the Bauhaus style of presentation in which minimal adornment creates a clean perspective.
It's as if the regular font models the Sprint "Simply Everything" plan in the third ad with the descriptive information present but not overbearing.