Henson M. I would add both domains to Webflow and then you would just swap the default domain from domain A to domain B and it should be pretty seamless.
So initially, domain B will be pointing to domain A until you've swapped the default.
graphyteoutdoors.com
graphytedesign.com
graphytedesigns.com
As you can see, 3 domains, pointed to the same webflow project.
It should be pretty straight forward but I also know how nerve-racking it is to be messing around with a live site - especially if there's a lot of traffic.
My advice would be to add domain B to webflow, and make sure that everything is propagated - the best way to know this is using this tool, you can see when the domain is working across the globe.
https://dnschecker.org/#A/graphytedesigns.com
Once you see green checkmarks where it matters (or across the globe), then change default to domain B and publish and it should be pretty instant.
Hope that helps!
Pro-tip: whenever doing high-stakes changes like this, make sure you have a "reverse" plan. In this case, you'd simply just set the default back to domain A and publish and everything should be back to how it was - then reset and tag me in and let's dig into it but I don't foresee any issues with what I've said.
If you're still feeling uneasy about it - just DM me and let me know when you are going to hit the buttons and we could jump on a huddle or something. You got this! 💪
