You've nailed it. From another aspect frameworks and abstracting libraries are designed for reusable assets, paradigms, and resources. This is great if you want

You've nailed it. From another aspect frameworks and abstracting libraries are designed for reusable assets, paradigms, and resources. This is great if you want to create cookie-cutter websites, like corporate CMSs. This style of thinking damages applications. Yeah you've made it easy to build a form with validation, but users don't need half the form fields, let alone the form itself. Also if you thought about it, you could have came up with a more innovative way to capture user data that would lead to more registrations, and thus more users.