Standard Edition UI Post

Everyone is doing them these days so I figured I might as well show off my nothing-fancy UI.



1. (a) Pitbull. This particular frame is my Target, generally to the right of it is a smaller Target's Target frame.
(b) Pitbull again. This is my Player frame. I've since removed the show buffs feature below the frame since it's entirely unnecessary.
2. (a) Prat. Pretty simple out-of-box, haven't done anything to it.
(b) Blizzard's own combat log feature. I've filtered it out to only show my heals and buff/debuff gains/losses and I messed around with the colors a bit.
3. HoTCandy. I'd go so far as to call either this or DoTtimer essential resto druid addons.
4. Bartender 3. Amazingly customizable and it's less of a memory hog than Bongos. I do like Bongos (and it is admittedly much easier to set up) but the memory saver is the clincher for me.
5. Quartz. I couldn't find a good screenshot to photoshop it in here but I love this addon. It also has a weapon swing timer (not as useful for me) and various other spiffy gizmos you can't see here.
6. Grid. Other people are going to tell you they had to do blah blah blah to get it all set up and etc but for my purposes this works pretty damn well right off the bat. It shows me who has aggro, who has rejuv/regrowth on them, who is out of range, if they're dead/feign death, etc etc. Between Grid and HoTCandy I always know what I need to know.
7. ElkBuffBars. Buffs go here and debuffs go below the current Grid location.
8. Mappy. I like the square map and the fact that you can resize it and move it anywhere. Also being able to hide virtually every minimap button (that Fubar doesn't take care of) is a godsend.
9. Fubar. And various Fubar plugins. I don't like to have 9000 of them personally but some people do, so that works for them.
10. Quest_fu. Just a great quest-tracker, nothing much else to say about it.

Addons you can't see:
Cartographer. I'd call this one of the addons I literally could not live without. Pre-explored maps (as in, all the areas are shown filled-out), boss loot tables, showing guild members who also have it on your map, all good things.
WIM. An instant messenger look-alike for tells, so much easier to keep track of them this way.
Clique. I'm still an old-school click and press the hotkey style healer but I do use Clique for decursing and abolishing poisons.
RatingBuster. An amazing gear rating addon that summarizes and helps you compare different pieces of gear. I've found this especially helpful with the 2.4 regen changes in deciding the regen on different things.
Skinner. I mostly got this for the bottom bar you can see behind my chat windows/bartender.
Omen. I really don't need to explain this one. I generally don't have it showing when I'm healing but if I'm curious as to what the heck other people are doing to pull aggro I'll click it on.

So yeah that's what I have going on. Nothing amazing, my computer is pretty old and my monitor is definitely not widescreen so my options are somewhat limited but I make it work for me which is what matters.