Can I build a website on Webflow and then import it to a domain purchased on Namecheap?

Absolutely! You can definitely build a website on Webflow and then import it to a domain purchased on Namecheap. Here's how you can do it:

1. Build the website on Webflow: Start by building your website using Webflow's powerful visual editor. Design your pages, add content, and customize the layout and style to your liking. Webflow provides a wide range of design options and flexibility, allowing you to create a stunning and unique website.
2. Export your Webflow site: Once your website is ready, you can export it from Webflow as a ZIP file. This ZIP file will contain all the necessary HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and image files required to run your website.
3. Set up hosting on Namecheap: In order to connect your Webflow site to your Namecheap domain, you will need to set up hosting for your domain on Namecheap. Namecheap provides hosting services that support static websites, which is perfect for hosting your Webflow site.
4. Upload your Webflow site to Namecheap: After setting up hosting, you can upload and deploy your Webflow site to your Namecheap account. You have a couple of options for this:
5. Upload the ZIP file: You can upload the ZIP file you exported from Webflow directly to your hosting account through the Namecheap file manager or FTP. Once uploaded, extract the files in the correct directory for your domain.
6. Use Webflow's custom code integration: Another option is to use Webflow's custom code integration feature. Instead of exporting and uploading your site as a ZIP file, you can copy the generated HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code from Webflow and paste it into the appropriate sections on your Namecheap hosting account.
7. Configure DNS settings: To connect your domain purchased on Namecheap to your Webflow site, you'll need to update the DNS settings. This involves creating DNS records or modifying existing ones to point your domain to your Webflow site's IP address. Webflow provides clear instructions on how to set up the necessary DNS records within Namecheap's DNS management interface.
8. Publish your site: Once the DNS settings have propagated, your Webflow site will be live on your Namecheap domain. You can test it by visiting your domain in a web browser. Webflow also offers a "Preview" feature that allows you to see how your site will appear on the custom domain even before updating the DNS settings.

Remember to keep your Webflow site synchronized with any changes you make on Webflow's platform, as you'll need to re-export and re-upload the updated files to Namecheap to ensure that your site remains up to date.

By following these steps, you can seamlessly integrate your Webflow site with a domain purchased on Namecheap and have full control over your website's design, content, and functionality.