Well, I don't oppose your idea to clarify further, but I don't think I'm any bright and I never got confused about prices. In any case a journalist job is to read the wall of text before reporting on it.
If a reporter can't read he can't write and if he can't write he's no reporter.
Btw, for me pages without walls of text are usually less clear. I'm never sure my assumptions about what is not said are like the author's so I prefer everything explicit, black on white (or anything readable, I don't want to start another color "war", but the shop has, or had, one page that is not readable due to the text and background colors, for me that's worse than the price placement or price blurbs).
If a reporter can't read he can't write and if he can't write he's no reporter.
Btw, for me pages without walls of text are usually less clear. I'm never sure my assumptions about what is not said are like the author's so I prefer everything explicit, black on white (or anything readable, I don't want to start another color "war", but the shop has, or had, one page that is not readable due to the text and background colors, for me that's worse than the price placement or price blurbs).