At the login screen, John accesses his account on the main Yoogli Music web server.

The menu at the top of the home page shows navigation options including create playlists, artists, and blog.

John sees the yoogli featured artist as well as other artists previously featured in the yoogli music community. On the right, john sees a relevant news so he can keep up with what is going on the music world. John is read to create a playlist so he types in James Blunt and clicks search.

John wants a playlist with 15 tracks, and is in the mood for songs like 'High' by James Blunt. He selects 'High' from the search results on the left, and uses his mouse to drag the track onto his playlist. He click on the 'spin yoogli' button to generate the remaining playlist.

For a few seconds, John sees a spinning record graphic as Yoogli Music uses its database to traverse the network of similar music and yoogli fan libraries to create a new playlist.

Most of the songs in the playlist are already in John's library, although there are a few new ones which would fit very well with the selected tracks. John can now save the playlist to his account.

John's My DJ page lets him see his community statistics - how popular his own personally generated playlists are, how many other DJs share his tastes and have asked to be made a part of his community, and which tags he has selected for music community searches. He can also upload an icon to represent himself to the community and manage his saved playlists.

As he saves the playlist he is taken to his yoogli community profile page. Here he can share his playlist with his friends, save it to his iTunes library, as well as sample tracks or purchase any tracks he may not already own. John wishes to explore the Yoogli Music Community and so clicks on the artist Daniel Powter from his playlist.

At the artist profile page for Daniel Powter, John can sample some of Daniel Powter's music, view user submitted photos, read a short bio, read and post comments, and participate in the yoogli music community.