If you absolutely must access your website because you are more comfortable with the website admin panel instead of FTP, Client Area, etc, there’s a very limited workaround you could try:
On Windows
Steps for Windows
Open the start menu and search for Notepad. Right click and select “Run as Administrator”.
Select File > Open.
Change the file type to “All Files (.)”, then navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc. Open a file called hosts.
Add the following line to the end of the file:
<Your IP address> <Your domain name>
For example:
185.27.134.123 example.ct.ws
Then save the file.
On macOS
Steps for macOS
Open the Terminal app and type the following command, then press enter/return:
sudo nano /etc/hosts
You will need to enter your password and press enter/return to continue.
Add the following line to the end of the file:
<Your IP address> <Your domain name>
For example:
185.27.134.123 example.ct.ws
Then press Ctrl + O (Not 0) to save the file.
This method is called editing the hosts file and only works on your computer. You cannot do this on your phone. You must redo the steps above if you wish to make this work on another computer, which may fail if it’s a public one.