You've decided to build your digital presence by redirecting a website to another domain name, specifically from GitHub Pages to a custom domain name. You'll need an account with Namecheap or Google Domains to choose and reserve your domain name. Once you have your domain, you can add it to your GitHub repository and create a CNAME file to point to the new custom domain name. Next, you'll set up DNS records in Namecheap's Advanced DNS settings to redirect users to your custom domain name. After completing these steps, you'll enable privacy protection for your domain by checking the box to Enforce HTTPS in GitHub pages. If issues arise, don't worry - you can try clearing your cache or opening the site on a private incognito window. You can also explore additional features such as creating projects under your domain name and setting up redirects for emails, blogs, and more. With a custom domain name, you'll be able to showcase your brand name and establish your online presence with style.