In my opinion, the main advantage of conventional stick-built construction over post-frame is that it's easier to keep the wall straight and the interior is easier to finish. Other than that, I don't seem much reason to go with stick. You can put up a post-frame building identical to what you describe. What I like about post-frame is that one person can do most of the work, although it's easier with a helper.
I would not go with a sliding door. It's not that much more money to put in an overhead door, and they seal up much better. The main disadvantage of an overhead door is you don't get the full ceiling height; the door has to be a foot or two shorter than the ceiling. And as Paul said, go with at least ten foot sidewalls; you'll find it's real difficult to store much stuff in an eight foot high building.
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