For healing I just install Clique and use the ElvUI frames. It looks nice, has a lot of little built-in features (auto repair using either personal or guild funds when you talk to a vendor, click a button to vendor all grey items, etc) and I love the buff/debuff indicators on the party/raid frames for healers. The new version also allows you to make most changes without having to reload the entire UI. So you no longer have to type in /heal or /dps anymore, the UI just changes for you. You can set it up so that when you switch between your primary and secondary specs, the UI switches automatically from a DPS to a Heal layout (or any other combination you prefer). The layouts are still there though, and they added in an automatic profile swap when you switch specs in it's place. Right-click inside the AddOns folder and select Paste. Open the correct World of Warcraft folder (either retail or classic) > Interface > AddOns. Locate the World of Warcraft folder on your PC.
That's what i need!ElvUI did remove the /heal and /dps commands. Select the ElvUI and ElvUIOptionsUI folders, then right-click to select Copy. It got the /dps and /heal profiles and it look simple and minimal. I've been trying other TukUi skins but i've grown stuck with this one. They removed the /dps and /heal profiles which i thought was useful. I think that ElvUi after the major changes in 4.3 was horrible, that's why i stopped using it. Though, i use another skin for my TukUi called CyUi which looks alot better than ElvUi and the original TukUi.
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