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Websites offer new opportunities to provide health‐related information to rural communities. However, how acceptable they are to this population is unknown. This paper describes the consumer‐led development of a website that provides rural‐specific information on psychosocial care for rural South Australians affected by cancer, and examines its acceptability to users. The Country Cancer Support website...