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It is a social music audition and sharing platform with Digg recommendation elements, aiming to prevent good songs from being overlooked.

KuQ Music Network is a social music audition and sharing platform integrated with Digg recommendation elements. The concept of this platform is to make music not outdated in presentation, prevent good-sounding songs from being overlooked, and allow the songs you like to be liked by more people. It also allows more people to get to know each other. Not only that, the layout of KuQ website is very distinctive. Through the display layer that can be presented at the first sight of users, it instantly releases every album shared by friends, and maximizes the operations of other users to help you expand the scope of music search. The KuQ music platform has a beautiful and elegant user interface. The designer's meticulous work on color control, web layout, and browsing habits shows a unique ingenuity, revealing a light and elegant European and American design style. This is the main reason why I was deeply moved when I opened the KuQ homepage. What was mentioned before was about UI, but KuQ's user experience is just barely satisfactory. Below, I will briefly talk about my personal views on KuQ's user experience: registration is quite complicated, and the so-called real-name system for a music website is absolutely cumbersome; album track organization is chaotic, I even doubt whether the team behind KuQ really loves music or just uses it to attract venture capital attention; default enablement of homepage player/album page player auto-play.

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