Study procedures
AGYW who presented for PHC services were invited to participate in the study and provided written consent for participation. Participants were randomized 1:1 by weekday to receive the MyPrEP DST or control (a general health education website). Randomization by day ensured that AGYW attending clinic together were randomized to the same intervention, minimizing cross‐arm peer influence that could influence results. Participants took approximately 10 minutes to review MyPrEP DST while waiting for their provider consultation.Participants were subsequently seen by a nurse blinded to intervention allocation who responded to their primary reason for clinic attendance, offered HIV counselling and testing, and if they tested negative for HIV, a PrEP eligibility assessment and counselling per national guidelines [Following administration of the control website or MyPrEP DST, participants responded to a brief interviewer‐administered questionnaire; the interviewer was separate from the clinical team to reduce socially desirable responses. As a measure of the quality of women's decision‐making about PrEP use, decisional conflict was assessed using a validated tool [