True or False? View rendering files should be placed in subfolders named after their corresponding layers.

View rendering files are typically organized within the context of Sitecore's rendering architecture, specifically following the best practices for layering and organization. The principle behind keeping rendering files in designated folders is to promote clarity and manageability within the project structure.

When organizing view renderings, they are usually categorized by their functionality and design rather than strictly by the layers they correspond to—such as presentation, content, or data layers. Keeping them in subfolders named after their corresponding layers may lead to a structure that is not intuitive or easy to navigate for developers who are working on different parts of the project.

In practice, it is more common to place view rendering files together in a way that aligns them with their specific purpose or usage, which could involve organizing them based on the features they represent rather than adhering strictly to a layering system. This approach enhances maintainability and allows developers to locate files more efficiently.