LD - UI Modern

UI Modern replaces Blizzard’s default interface with a flat, dark aesthetic, featuring rounded-corner frames, thin borders, and gold accents.

• Player, target, and target-of-target frames, with rounded portraits (3D or 2D) outlined in the player's class color.
• Level displayed in a small badge; health and resource bars; an "offline" icon for disconnected players.
• Buffs and debuffs positioned below the frames. Right-click any of your own buffs to cancel them.
• Pet frame, located below your debuffs, which shifts the group frames downward.
• Compact group frames with auras, color-coding for dispellable debuffs, and a "dummy" mode to help you adjust the layout.
• Cast bar, with an option to reposition it.
• Raid frames organized by group, displaying dispellable debuffs and your own buffs on each unit.
  "Dummy" player frames for layout adjustments outside of a raid.
• Group frames that can be moved individually.
• Main action bar, including experience and reputation bars, page numbers, and keybind indicators.
• Action bars 2 and 3 positioned at the bottom; bars 4 and 5 arranged in columns on the right—each with an optional "glass" panel background.
• Class-specific forms (Paladin, Druid, Warrior, etc.) and the pet bar displayed as tabs above the panel.
• Micro-buttons featuring custom icons, including "Player" and "Social" menus.
• Dark-themed panels, smaller font size, and 12pt text for tabs.
• The input field expands the panel only while you are typing, then returns to its original size.
• Fixed position at the bottom-left, or freely movable.
• Circular minimap, with an adjacent column to organize buttons from other addons.
• Redesigned Group Finder button.
• If you disable the module, a circular button remains to provide access to the settings. Settings can also be found within Blizzard’s interface options.
• Restyled nameplates, including their cast bars.
• Dark, glass-style tooltips.
• Themed profession windows.
• Themed Bagnon bags (if the Bagnon addon is installed).
• Global scale and opacity settings.
• All frames can be moved using the mouse when unlocked; a reset button allows you to restore their original positions.
• Each module can be enabled or disabled individually; a "Reload" button applies your changes.
• Replaced Blizzard frames (player, target, party, pet, auras, cast bar) are hidden.
• Several modules have not yet been tested in-game: raid frames, tooltips, stance/pet tabs, nameplates, buff cancellation, chat expansion, the "Looking for Group" button, and the pet frame (with party-offset positioning).