Depth in one tool is valuable, but "use it for everything" means jamming Webflow into projects that wanted a simple Carrd page or a real app backend. The correction: the skill that transfers isn't the tool, it's the structural thinking — semantics, content modeling, responsive logic — which lets you pick the right builder per job and ramp on it fast. Loyalty to a platform is how you over-build the simple and under-serve the complex.
The correction: master the concepts, then choose per project. Agree? Or am I wrong?
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"Master one builder and use it for every project" is a myth that turns your strength into a hammer.
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