Can I use Webflow to design my site while still using iPage for my domain registration?

Yes, absolutely! You can use Webflow to design and build your website while continuing to use iPage for domain registration. The domain registration process and the website design and development process are two separate things.

To set this up, you will need to configure your domain settings within iPage to point to your Webflow website. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

1. Get the Webflow project's hosting link: In Webflow, go to the Project Settings and navigate to the Hosting tab. There you will find your Webflow project's hosting link (e.g., yourproject.webflow.io).

2. Configure DNS settings in iPage: Login to your iPage account and navigate to the DNS Management section. Look for the option to manage your DNS records or edit your DNS settings.

a. Add a new CNAME record: Create a new CNAME record and specify the "www" subdomain (or any subdomain you want to use, e.g., "blog", "shop") as the host. Set the value of the record to your Webflow project's hosting link (e.g., yourproject.webflow.io).

b. Update the A record: Find the existing A record with the '@' symbol or the default hostname. Change the value of this A record to Webflow's IP address (you can find this IP address in Webflow's DNS settings).

3. Save the changes and wait for propagation: Once you have made these DNS changes in iPage, save the settings, and allow some time for the changes to propagate across the internet. This process generally takes a few hours or up to 48 hours.

After the DNS propagation is complete, you should be able to view your Webflow site when you visit your custom domain name (e.g., www.yourdomain.com) in a web browser.

It's worth noting that by using Webflow for design and iPage for domain registration, you have the flexibility to leverage Webflow's powerful website design and development capabilities while maintaining your domain registration with iPage.