True or False: You should use a single common base template across all templates when designing your architecture.

Using a single common base template across all templates is typically not advisable in Sitecore architecture because it can lead to several issues. While it may seem efficient at first, having one base template can introduce a lot of unnecessary complexity and constraints on the template structure.

In Sitecore, templates are used to define the content structure, and if all templates are derived from a single common base, it might become cumbersome to manage unique fields and behaviors pertinent to different content types. This leads to a rigid design that does not accommodate the flexibility needed in a dynamic content management system.

Moreover, with various types of content and differing requirements, a one-size-fits-all approach can dilute the specific features and data structures that individual content types may need. By not adhering to this rule, developers can create a more modular and maintainable architecture that allows for better scalability as website requirements evolve.

Instead, it is generally better to create a hierarchical structure of templates that is tailored to fit the specific needs of various content types while promoting reusable components without enforcing unnecessary commonalities across all templates.