Master's in Computer Science
graduating spring 2028
Graduate study in computer science, alongside running the studio. What I learn goes straight into the software I build for clients.
I'm Gaven Robertson, the founder and only developer at Webfoot Software Studio. I design and build every Webfoot project myself, so when you work with the studio, you work directly with the person writing your code, and the duck on my desk.
Webfoot is an old nickname for Oregonians, earned from all that rain. The studio started in Oregon, where I earned my B.S. in computer science at Oregon State in 2024, and now calls Alabama home. I'm now working on my master's in computer science at Arizona State University, graduating in spring 2028.
Why a website studio also builds software.
graduating spring 2028
Graduate study in computer science, alongside running the studio. What I learn goes straight into the software I build for clients.
graduated 2024
Studying computer science is why Webfoot builds software as well as websites. The same foundations behind a fast, accessible church website (data structures, algorithms, databases, security, careful testing) are what make custom tools and web apps dependable.
What working with a one-person studio actually means.
Design and code come from the same person, so nothing gets lost between a mockup and the live site, and you always know who to call.
No page builders and no bloated themes. Hand-written code loads faster, breaks less and is easier to hand off.
Prices on the website, written quotes before work, a preview link you can check any time. The whole process is laid out in the open.
Whether it's customers finding your shop or first-timers finding a church, I design for every kind of visitor, including grandparents on phones.
Share a little about your organization and what you need. You'll get a straight answer about what it takes, what it costs, and whether I'm the right fit.