jQuery UI as css site theme/framework
Sorry if this has been proposed or explained before, but what about trying to make the jQuery UI theme the central css "theme" for an entire site. I understand that there will always be domain specific customization but if the jUI css could provide "hooks" for other elements to use then the ThemeRoller could be a more integral part of creating/updating/maintaining the overall look of a site.
My underlying reason for the idea is that I'm a much better programmer than designer and what happens is that the jQuery UI elements end up looking great, but other aspects of the site end up looking bland and out of place. So, if there was an easier way to bring the entire site into the same "look/feel" as the jUI theme then not only could I be more productive as a developer (not a designer), but I could just change/update the jUI theme and the entire site would get updated consistently. An additional side benefit would be that users could choose a theme that they prefer and you as a developer wouldn't have to do any specific programming other than just including the correct path to the theme resource (ex. css and images).
Yet again, I completely understand that much of an overall design can't be brought into a generic construct. However, maybe this theming effort could be a separate (read: option) component of a bundled theme.
Last thought is that I realize that I could probably take some of the existing jUI classes and apply them to get the desired effect, but you will most likely end up with really unsemantical elements but even worse would be having to create "css overrides" just to bend the (minimal) classes to our will...but the real idea is to make this the easy and intuitive as well as (browser) efficient.
If I'm just completely off base with this idea, please let me know how you approach this "problem" and ways you go about "solving" it.