---
title: What we did these last two weeks
url: https://blog.octoperf.com/what-we-did-these-last-two-weeks/
date: '2016-05-12'
authors:
- gbetaillouloux
categories:
- Innovation
tags:
- Monitoring
- User Experience
- Selenium
- Real Browser
description: Our latest additions to OctoPerf.
---

# What we did these last two weeks

It's been a busy couple of weeks but **we keep doing our best to get new features in OctoPerf**.

We have worked on two topics:

- Ease of use
- Implementing feedbacks

## User experience

Some of you probably noticed but we are working to improve the first experience with OctoPerf.
**At first with video tutorials** which show all the features:
![Tutorial](https://blog.octoperf.com/img/blog/what-we-did-last-weeks/tutorial.png)


But also through **a brand new guided tour:**

![Guided tour](https://blog.octoperf.com/img/blog/what-we-did-last-weeks/guided-tour.png)

Our goal has always been to make load testing as simple as possible, **so we hope these will make OctoPerf even easier to handle:**

![Guided tour VU](https://blog.octoperf.com/img/blog/what-we-did-last-weeks/guided-tour-vu.png)

## Better support

Then we also felt that **a good support is very important**. Because a quick question can arise anytime, **we wanted the ability to provide an answer to you quickly.**
With this in mind **we implemented a live chat that gives anyone a direct channel to our support and R&D teams:**
![Chat](https://blog.octoperf.com/img/blog/what-we-did-last-weeks/chat.jpg)

## Monitoring

One of your main feedbacks were about **load generator monitoring:**
![monitoring](https://blog.octoperf.com/img/blog/what-we-did-last-weeks/monitoring.png)
Now you can be sure of **how many resources you currently use.**
Of course we take good care of the test infrastructure for you, but **we also understand the need for transparency.**
An overloaded load generator makes a whole test result useless, so we want you to see that you can trust our infrastructure.

## User rendering

And we saved the best one for last, because **now with OctoPerf you can get the page load time of your application.**
A lot of you asked for this possibility, because it can be interesting to monitor the end user response time while running a load test.

That's why **we integrated the selenium webdriver:**
![webdriver](https://blog.octoperf.com/img/blog/what-we-did-last-weeks/webdriver.png)

We will come back to these features in the next weeks to cover them in more details.
As always, feel free to give us your feedback, it matters a lot to us!