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If you go to the network tab on the left of your control panel you can add the domain name and point it at your droplet. That should allow you to see your site. I always check from an incognito or private browser window to avoiding any browser cache to see if it is up.
Although your domain is pointing here which is correct. ns1.digitalocean.com ns2.digitalocean.com ns3.digitalocean.com
Your A record is wrong, its directing to: 206.189.138.237
As mentioned above, go into the Network tab, on the droplet your working with right hand side, hit the drop down and select add domain, make sure the A record is set to your droplet IP
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