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For work we have standards, ideally we separate VLANs by device type and firewall off their communication, but on a home network, I'd generally group by category. .1-9 network gear like switches and firewalls. .10-19 IOT. .20-29 servers & NAS. So on and so forth.
I see no reason to put iot devices on the same lan as my servers/home network, and I never suggest that to friends.
So separate WiFi name or (or probably router/AP) for separate vlan?
That's what I do. All my IOT stuff that I can't get wired or via Zigbee/Z-Wave goes on a separate VLAN along with my Home Assistant server. I have an mDNS repeater for ease of access to TV stuff via apps (might spin TVs off into its own VLAN, just haven't gotten around to it) but a 1-way firewall rule that only allows the main network to initiate connections. Certain devices which don't need internet at all get static IPs and completely firewalled.