How can I redirect my GoDaddy domain name to my Webflow site?

To redirect your GoDaddy domain name to your Webflow site, you'll need to update the DNS settings in your GoDaddy account. Here are the steps to accomplish this:

1. Login to your GoDaddy account and navigate to the "Domain Manager" section.
2. Locate the domain that you want to redirect to your Webflow site and click on it.
3. In the domain settings, look for the "DNS Management" or "Manage DNS" option.
4. Once you're in the DNS Management area, locate the "A" record for the root domain (usually denoted by "@" or "www").
5. Edit the value of the "A" record to the following IP address: 34.193.69.252 (Webflow's hosting IP).
6. Save the changes to update the DNS settings.

Now, your domain will be redirected to your Webflow site. However, to ensure that your domain works correctly with SSL, you'll also need to set up SSL in Webflow:

1. Login to your Webflow account and select the desired project.
2. Navigate to the "Hosting" section under the Project Settings.
3. Click on the "Add domain" button and enter your GoDaddy domain name.
4. Webflow will generate two DNS records (a CNAME and an ALIAS record), both of which you'll need to add to your GoDaddy DNS settings.
5. Return to your GoDaddy account and navigate back to the DNS Management area.
6. Add the CNAME and ALIAS records provided by Webflow to your DNS settings.
7. Save the changes, and wait for the DNS changes to propagate (this may take some time).

After the DNS changes have propagated, your GoDaddy domain will be connected to your Webflow site and will be served securely over HTTPS. Keep in mind that DNS propagation can take up to 24-48 hours, so your site may not be immediately accessible using your domain name.