
Accessible blog comments: a practical WCAG guide
What it takes to make a comment section usable for keyboard and screen-reader users, mapped to WCAG.
Guides and comparisons on guides for blog comments and community, from the Gabden team.

What it takes to make a comment section usable for keyboard and screen-reader users, mapped to WCAG.

A step-by-step migration checklist for moving off Google Analytics without losing your history or your mind: audit, pick, install, verify, keep the data, then pull the plug.

Server-side and client-side analytics sound like an architecture footnote, but the choice shapes your data accuracy, your performance, and your privacy posture. Here is a clear breakdown of how each works, what each is good and bad at, and where privacy really fits.

Paste one div and one script into your HTML and you have threaded comments, keyed to each page URL.

Retire a quiet forum and move the conversation into comments that sit next to the content people are actually reading.

Move off a home-grown comment system by exporting, mapping comments to page URLs, and importing into Gabden.

A step-by-step checklist for switching comment systems without losing threads or search rankings.

Add a comment thread to Docusaurus docs pages with a single embed, keyed to each page canonical URL.

Add real threaded comments to a Notion-published site or blog with one embed, no account required to read.

Add comments to a Jekyll static blog with a small include and one embed, no database to run yourself.

The simplest embeddable comment section is one div and one script. Here is how it works on any HTML page.

Add threaded comments to a Hugo static site with a small partial template and one embed.