Features

QUI can handle as much or as little of your UI as you want. Some players come for the Cooldown Manager alone. Others use QUI as their full-screen layout, utility, and polish addon.

Where Most Players Start

  • Cooldown Manager if you want QUI’s signature combat HUD.
  • Frame Layout if you want to place and anchor everything quickly.
  • Action Bars if you want a cleaner bottom HUD.
  • Unit Frames if you want player and target information to be easier to read.
  • Quality of Life if you want the convenience layer that saves clicks every session.
  • Module Addons if you want to enable beta modules like Bags, Info Bar, Alts, Group Frames, or QUI Chat.

Feature Areas

Combat Core

Feature Best for
Cooldown Manager Players who want their important cooldowns and procs near the center of the screen
Unit Frames Cleaner player, target, focus, pet, and boss information
Group Frames Healers, supports, and anyone who wants stronger party or raid visibility
Custom Trackers Extra utility bars for niche spells, items, or encounter tools
HUD Visibility Keeping the HUD clean outside combat without losing information when it matters
Damage Meter Native damage meter windows with QUI styling and Layout Mode placement

Interface Polish

Feature Best for
Action Bars A cleaner bar presentation with better readability and fade options
Minimap & Data Panels Condensing utility info without cluttering the middle of the screen
Chat Stock-chat polish or the opt-in QUI Chat display with custom tabs and Combat Log support
Info Bar A top or bottom datatext bar for utility widgets, micro buttons, travel, and spec switching
Bags Optional bag, bank, Warband bank, guild bank, search, sorting, and item-count tools
Tooltips Richer hover information and smarter tooltip behavior
Skinning Making the rest of the default UI match QUI’s style

Group, Dungeon, and Progress Tools

Feature Best for
Dungeon Features Mythic Plus and raid utility
Character Pane Better gear and stat visibility
Alts Account-wide character, equipment, currency, reputation, weekly, and item lookup
Skyriding Cleaner Skyriding feedback
XP Tracker Leveling or casual progression visibility

Layout and Convenience

Feature Best for
Frame Layout Moving, anchoring, and grouping your HUD quickly
Keybinds & Integrations Fast keybinding and compatible workflows
Blizzard Frame Mover Repositioning supported default frames more freely
Performance Monitor Diagnosing addon load or event noise
Quality of Life Everyday convenience toggles, reminders, and automation
Localization Playing in one of QUI’s 11 supported client languages
  1. Set up Cooldown Manager.
  2. Place your HUD with Frame Layout.
  3. Clean up the bottom of the screen with Action Bars.
  4. Decide whether you want Unit Frames only or Group Frames too.
  5. Finish with Minimap & Data Panels, Tooltips, and Quality of Life.
  6. Enable Bags, Info Bar, Alts, or Chat only when you want those beta modules in your setup.

Every feature here can be tuned further in the Settings Reference section once you know which parts of QUI you actually want to keep.

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