Most of the documentation I work on these days is destined for online delivery, so it’s reasonable to expect users to be able to zoom in/out to display text at a size that suits them. They may even user browser settings to override baseline fonts and colours to ones that are preferable/more accessible to them. But when hardware documentation goes in-box with the product, the documentation and its contents become subject to physical dimension restrictions, and you need to make sure that the information fits and is legible.
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