As a note, just keep in mind that a UI in this game is a very personal thing, that's meant to serve only one's self, and achieve whatever goals the user specifically wants to accomplish. Unfortunately, setting up for yet another new expansion means re-doing my UI for the umpteenth time, but I thought I would use this as an exercise, to walk you through setting up my time-tested UI what I do, and more importantly, why. I honestly attribute this practice to my first experience with UI/UX design. Over the years, I've spent a lot of time playing with different addons and layouts, trying to figure out exactly when and where I like my information to be displayed. Specifically, WoW has a very open-ended UI system written entirely in lua, making it very easy to mod. The modding scene has been so prevalent for so long that, customizing one's UI is almost a rite of passage at this point- it's just something that most people do when they become reasonable serious about the game. basic, but the most important feature it has always had, is mod-ability. WoW's default UI has always been kind of. What I want to talk about today, is User Interface. And while it's been several years now since I actively played, Blizzard still manages to pull me back for every new expansion, and the upcoming Battle for Azeroth is no exception. World of Warcraft and I go way back- all the way to 2006 in fact.
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