Hi @John_MCC
At first I would still suggest you to go by the UI element approach.
But if that's not working for you then....
For changing the zoom of your browser window, Control minus is the key combination.
You can do that manually on the browser window and check.
So, do the same using Sendkeys

That is {Control}({Subtract}).
If the zoom percent starts from 100%, then you need to do it three times to bring to around 70%.
For me on Chrome browser doing it 3 times got the window to 75%.
At first manually check how many times it has to be done to get the desired screen. It could be slightly different percentage if you are using Edge.
Make sure to focus on the browser window before the SendKeys
For that, capture the outside border of the browser window as an UI element and pass it to the Focus window.

Make sure to add appropriate Wait actions wherever things are happening fast.
Tip: Pressing Control zero resets the browser zoom to 100%.
So its a good idea to always reset it and then press control minus so that you will always get the correct percentage.
{Control}({NumPad0})
{Control}({Subtract})
{Control}({Subtract})
{Control}({Subtract})
Running the above flow changed the zoom level as follows.
