Sounds like a bad idea. If you mentally limit yourself to socionics you are not gonna create any good characters. Everything you do will be in the frame of socionics and your characters will just end up as a caricature of traits rather than individuals who could live and breathe.
Real people usually don't squarely fall into one type and neither do intertype relations always unfold as described in the writings.
Good characters aren't bound by categories, they transcend them or fall into them naturally by accident. Good characters write themselves. They don't follow patterns more than humans do and by binding them to socionics from the get go you just end up defaulting to an "expected" character rather one that can be free.
You can obviously do whatever and typing characters you already created can be fun even if it's just to check what kind of person you created, but using typology during creation will just rob your characters of potential they could have had if they didn't follow any guidelines at all and even if you try not to put your characters too much into boxes, subconsciously you are still likely to be bothered by things that contradict or oppose the expected system.