Potting shed plans shouldn't be so basic as to just make a simple box, but also shouldn't be as labyrinthine as to create a mini apartment complex.
Building a potting shed should just be a matter of putting together something to aid in gardening, providing a place to keep your tools, pots, supplies, and so on, and keep everything neat while organized.
It doesn't need to look like the Sistine chapel, but you don't want a particle board cube wrapped around a 2x4 frame, either.
The thing about potting shed plans however, is that it can sometimes be difficult to find precisely what you're looking for.
Often a glimpse of a simple schematic can be found in the pages of some home center books on deck building and shed construction, and these might suffice for something quickly thrown together, or they may be quite elaborate, but they're usually only on one particular design which may not suit everyone's specific needs.
For potting shed plans to really provide a good key to use, a good path to follow in order to build precisely what you need, they need to be accurate, concise, informative, and yet simple...
but not overly much so.
Moreover, you would need quite a few to choose from, even a great many, if possible.
In this way, you could have what you need to build exactly what's required to suit your purposes fully.
We all don't have the same back yard, nor the exact same purposes in mind for what we wish to use such a structure for, so we need to have an array of designs to choose from.