I'm looking for feedback on the article pages on my website. What can be improved in terms of font, layout, colors, etc. to make the articles more readable and overall just more pleasing to go through? Thank you very much!

Example page:
https://kenney.nl/knowledge-base/game-assets-3d/importing-3d-models-into-game-engines

Importing 3D models into game engines ยท Kenney

Thank you everyone for your valuable feedback! I've implemented nearly all of your suggestions, you can refresh the page (remove cache) to see the changes.

Again; thank you for helping me make my site better!

@kenney only thing that stands out is your section .mobile-padding class is a bit large - it makes the content very narrow on an actual mobile (Pixel 7 here), you only get ~6 words across - changing it from '8em 3em' to '1em' makes it easier to read.
@LucPestille @kenney I'm sometimes only getting 3 or fewer words per line in the instruction boxes. But other than that it's great
@kenney The only thing I would suggest is either bumping up the standard font size from 16px to 18 or 20px, or providing a control to let readers do the same. Basically, make it more readable for people with old eyes. :) Otherwise, looks pretty good now!
@kenney As a minor note, using media queries to default to light or dark mode based on @media (prefers-color-scheme) would be nice. Gets you your color scheme preference on first visit, and works without javascript.
@kenney Link colors don't have enough contrast, should be a little darker in lightmode and vice versa. And I second @taylor said about the media queries.

@kenney Looks very good already, though I second what was said about margins on mobile.

A small annoyance is the inverted colour scheme (white-on-black) for inline code and such. It feels like there's a minor reading speed bump adjusting from normal to inverted and back again.

@kenney Seems to work fine on @palemoon . No comments. :)
@kenney Happy to see Bevy in your list.