Partition scheme in Linux can be s source of worry in the beginning. After a while, you will not give it a second thought and install like a pro.
People will generally be hesitant giving advice, because partition scheme is very much down to personal preferences.
If you don’t use /home much for storing, you should evaluate if making it a separate partition at all makes sense for you.
Personally, i have all my data on other drives. A /home partition is just an extra step that is unneeded for me. The important config files are quickly backed up. In the case of a potential reinstall, starting over with a clean /home is often an advantage, as you don’t carry with you potential problems, like mis-configurations and such, from the previous install.
With zram, you don’t have to worry about a swap partition at all, you could check it out.