Two weeks ago I mentioned that I was in busy working on another site, and I’m pleased to say that it’s finished.

The new website for London actor Victoria Bavister is now live.

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I am proud to announce the release of a new website, for actor and musician Henry Blake.

Henry began professional acting in his native home of New Zealand at the age of 12 and was the youngest ever to be nominated for Best Newcomer at the Chapmann Trip Theatre Awards for his performance as ‘Boy’ in Waiting for Godot at Circa Theatre. Henry is a musician, singing and playing guitar from an early age and playing in various rock/punk bands.

You can read more about Henry in his biography.

Henry got in touch with me last year after seeing my work on Toby Manley and asked if I could create a website for himself and another actor (more on that later). I was delighted to help and have been working on both of them these past few months.

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I took a trip to London on Thursday the 20th January to my first London Web meetup to listen to Bruce Lawson talk about HTML5. It’s the first time I managed to attend one of Bruce’s talks, and I wasn’t disappointed.

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PC Pro have published my latest blog post should you be using HTML5 today? so feel free to go and have a look.

As usual, all comments welcome either here or there.

I was influenced by Design Militia’s To Do List to take another look at, and use, HTML5′s localStorage API. Turns out to be incredibly simple to use, so I’ve posted an experiment over on HTML5 Laboratory on using localStorage.

As always, comments here or there.

After far too long procrastinating (actually I’ve been quite busy) I’ve finally posted a new experiment over on HTML5 Laboratory.

Focusing on the cache manifest file and how to set your application up to be available offline, I hope you find using the cache manifest file informative.

As usual, feel free to comment on the experiment itself, or leave a comment here.