To register a website domain, you can follow these steps. First, choose a domain name that is available and relevant to your website. Then, choose a domain registrar, such as Mywebhostfree, and check if the domain name is available. If it is available, you can register the domain by providing your personal and contact information, selecting a registration period, and making the payment.

After registering the domain, you will need to connect it to your website by updating the domain's DNS (Domain Name System) records. This will allow the domain name to resolve to your website's IP address and display your website content when users enter the domain name in their web browser. You can typically update the DNS records in your domain registrar's dashboard or control panel. Once the DNS records are updated, it may take up to 24-48 hours for the changes to propagate and for your website to become accessible

Gmail is an email service provider, and it does not offer domain registration services. To register a domain, you need to use a domain registrar such as Mywebhostfree , or Google Domains.

Once you have registered your domain, you can use Gmail to create custom email addresses using your domain name. To do this, you'll need to set up a G Suite account, which is Google's suite of productivity tools that includes Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Docs, among others.

To register an email domain with Google, you need to sign up for Google Workspace (formerly known as G Suite) and follow the instructions to set up your custom domain. Once you've set up your domain, you can create email addresses for your domain in the Google Workspace admin console and access them using Gmail. Note that there may be a fee for using Google Workspace, depending on the plan you choose.