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By default, projects are published to live.standards.site. Publish projects to domains you own by adding them to your workspaces.
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Things to keep in mind
- A custom domain can only be used for a single project. For example, by adding mybrand.com to your workspace and publishing a project using it, all traffic going to the custom domain would view the project. It is not possible to publish multiple projects to the same custom domain.
- Base domains (mybrand.com) and subdomains (identity.mybrand.com) are considered separate domains. Many people prefer to publish guidelines to subdomains so the base domain can continue to host the brand’s website.
- After adding DNS records, make sure not do remove them, even after validation. If either DNS record is removed your published project will eventually not be viewable.
- Domains are added to workspaces, so any project within the workspace may use it.
What is needed
- A Plus, Pro, ****or Enterprise Standards plan. Trials cannot add custom domains.
- A registered domain with a third-party provider, such as Godaddy or Namecheap.
- Access to the DNS records for the domain, often found in the domain account.
- The domain provider must allow edits to DNS records.
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