Concept review: Mangum Pottery

Mangum Pottery teal bowls
Mangum PotteryPrivate concept presentation
For Rob and Beth

Your homepage, three ways.

Built from your pottery, your studio, and more than forty years on Main Street.

Three different doors into the same studio.

Each direction keeps Mangum Pottery in its own visual world. The difference is what a new visitor understands first: everyday use, the Main Street studio, or gifts by price.

Concepts only. Nothing here is live.
Current Mangum Pottery homepage on a computer
Current Mangum Pottery homepage on a phone
Recommended

The Everyday Table

Everyday pottery, full bleed. Shop doors, visible prices, the Mangum Mug at poster scale, and dinnerware with its own stage.

Option A on a computer
Option A on a phone
The work fills the first screen.

Your teal bowls photo runs edge to edge with a confident headline and clear ways into mugs and dinnerware.

Prices arrive early.

Visitors can orient themselves before they scroll, with each major shop door grounded in a real starting price.

The menu becomes a visual shop.

Six categories turn into large, useful doors instead of remaining small navigation labels.

Made on Main Street

A place-led direction. The studio, the makers, the gallery, and the pieces that can only come from Mangum Pottery.

Option B on a computer
Option B on a phone
Main Street is the headline.

The first screen makes the Weaverville studio feel like a destination, not a footer detail.

The makers stay visible.

Rob and Beth, the process, and who makes what become part of the path through the collection.

One of a kind work gets scale.

Sculpture, commissions, tile, furniture, and the solar studio create a fuller picture of the practice.

The Gift Counter

A gift-first shop organized by price, with useful shipping guidance, digital gift cards, registries, and an invitation to visit.

Option C on a computer
Option C on a phone
Gift buyers choose by budget.

Under $60, $60 to $160, and $160 and up turn a large catalog into a quick decision path.

Shipping answers arrive on time.

The existing two-week guidance appears near the moment a gift buyer is deciding whether to order.

The last-minute path is clear.

Email gift cards, registries, and the Weaverville studio each have a distinct, easy-to-find door.

Pick a direction. Keep the strongest parts.

Any option can be built as shown, or combined around the parts that feel most like Mangum Pottery.

  1. Choose A, B, or C.
  2. Mark the pieces worth keeping.
  3. Review the rebuilt homepage before anything changes live.
Start Right concept for Mangum PotteryPrivate local review. Not published. Sources and checks are documented beside this file.