- nostockui.com - Started by my cyber-stalker, Matticus, this site reviews and highlights UI mods and add-ons.
- Curse - Loads of user generated mods. First source to find what you are looking for. Also, the curse client is a great program that automatically updates your mods (as long as they are listed on curse.com.
- WoW Interface - Equally respected site that contains user generated mods.
Rawr Approved Add-onsThis is a majority of the major mods that I use:
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Big Brother: allows you to view everyone's raid buffs and report your findings
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Clique: works with grid to create mouse-over and click combinations for easy casting
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Cow Tip: customizeable, tag-based tooltip addon.
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Deadly Boss Mods: raiding necessity, announces boss abilities and tracks boss cooldowns and phases
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Dominos: button mod, lets you put your bars and buttons wherever you want to
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Double Wide: puts your quest log and text side-by-side making complete quest text easier to read
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Explorer Coordinates: shows specific spots on the maps you must get to in order for the game to consider the region explored
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Forte: package includes cooldown timers, class specific cooldowns, hots and dots - essential for warlocks
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Fubar *
Gatherer: notes and tracks nodes
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Grid: raid healing essential, consolidates the raid into a nice, tight series of boxes - there are also many mods you can use with grid to tailor it to your play style and class
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ImprovedMinimap by Vertibreaker: better than the non-improved minimap... and it smells like Vert
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Minimap Button Frame: gathers your minimap buttons and puts them into one box with one minimap button - great for keeping things clean
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Omen: raiding essential threat meter
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Pitbull: customizes your UI bars and portraits - awesomeness
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Profession Tabs by Vertibreaker: puts all of your professions into one box with tabs along the side - also minimizes the number of buttons your need - one for all professions
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Recount: damage meter and reporting tool
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Tank Points: assigns gear with a point value based upon its tankyness
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Tom Tom: works with Double Wide to put way points as a directional arrow on your screen - go that way, dummy
I will add links for these as time allows. Busy, busy...