It looks like people are already in love with Apple Music's redesign

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Apple Music's overhaul was finally unveiled at WWDC on Monday, and the general consensus is that the update is much-needed and overdue. 

The music streaming service is only a year old, and, as announced on Monday, now has 15 million users. It's still behind Spotify, which counts 30 million paid users as of March 2016.

But the platform, once touted as a Spotify killer, had been plagued by complaints since its debut. Many users found the interface confusing. Some had problems differentiating between their own music and songs available for streaming. And the "Connect" tab, designed to allow users connect with artists, was widely criticized and deemed useless.

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The redesign includes a "downloaded music" section that will hold all music owned by users, the "Connect" tab has been hidden under a "For You" discovery tab, and the design seems easier to navigate overall.

Reactions across social media seem pretty positive. But many users say this functionality should have been in the original version of Apple Music. 

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Thank god Apple finally decided to redesign Apple Music. I've avoided using it cause it's not as easy and intuitive to navigate like Spotify

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The girl who did the Apple Music was awesome! (Comparing to last year, 10x improvement) ????

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Apple News and Apple Music both redesigned after just one year. Clearly, someone got it wrong last year.

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@SpenceWasHere Already using Apple Music myself ???? It definitely needed an overhaul, so I'm excited ????

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The most exciting aspect of WWDC so far has been a revamped Apple Music. That makes me so happy. If it’s good, Id gladly switch from Spotify

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New sections in Apple Music. How were these... not there before? wut pic.twitter.com/lCvI6LkWaT

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Here's what the new Apple Music looks like. Perhaps it will no longer require a graduate course to operate #WWDC2016 pic.twitter.com/O0Sv3lTulM

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Looking forward to playing with the new @AppleMusic

But of course, not everyone is happy with the new design. A lot of users are unhappy with the large, bold font. 

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Apart from the font weight, looks like a much better redesign of the app. Good job Apple Music team.

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The Apple Music redesign looks pretty meh

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lmaoooo this Apple Music redesign is absolutely terrible.

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Apple really dropped the ball on the Apple Music redesign… yikes.

That said, the real star of the Apple Music presentation wasn't the redesign. Rather, it was Bozoma Saint John, the head of Apple's consumer marketing, who presented the demo.

Saint John is the first woman of color to take the stage at an Apple keynote. She made quite an impact, encouraging the room full of developers to rap along to the Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" and showing off her dance moves. 

While Saint John had her moment in the spotlight, Jimmy Iovine, the head of Apple Music, was nowhere to be found.

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In case you're wondering: out of ten presenters, four of them were women.

And Bozoma Saint John was clearly the best of all ten. #WWDC2016

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I am in love with Bozoma Saint John, please have her do every WWDC Keynote

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nothing that Apple will do today will be as memorable as Bozoma Saint John

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Bozoma Saint John just stole the #WWDC2016 show. She's in a different league.

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bozoma saint john should do every presentation everywhere ever.

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They should’ve used this lady to introduce Apple Music to begin with.

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white developers funking out to rap... pic.twitter.com/2j4YklJ4FX

We look forward to trying the new version of Apple Music as soon as it becomes available. iOS 10 is currently available for developers, and there will be an open beta of the software in July.

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