Download the latest template and plugin from the release links on the download page.
Create a new instance of WordPress using a simple WordPress template like Twenty Something.
Upload the ActionApp Template and Plugin, enable them both.
Customize – using the Widgets area to remove existing sidebar controls and add blocks for header, footer and sidebar as desired.
Create Content – create new pages and posts and use the content blocks available to create Semantic UI styled content.
Explore – In the Developer Console accessed from the Action App link.

Use the quick links below or from the download page to get the latest stable release.
Template: On the download page, use the template release link and download the zip file, which is the template to upload. Add a new template and upload as usual – then enable. Quick Link
Plugin: On the download page, use the plugin release link and download the zip file, which is the plugin to upload. Add a new plugin and upload as usual – then enable. Quick Link

Remove / Add Site Widgets
Select Appearance – Widgets to use block controls or even HTML to create simple header and footer. Remove all sidebar controls. Maybe add the one legacy widget called “ActApp Recent Posts” .. have not created a block for that yet. The header, footer and sidebar can be edited like page content. Generally adding an image on the top and some copywrite and links on the bottom. Can also include the HTML control to add custom stuff as a developer in these locations.

Create home page and update site settings to use it
Create a new page called Home and publish it.
Select Appearance – Customize – Home Page Settings from the sidebar, use a static page and select Home.
Publish the changes.

Create another page and create a two page menu
Create a new page called “Howdy” with any content and publish it.
Select Appearance – Customize – Menus from the sidebar. Create a new menu and add the Home and Howdy pages, set to use the primary location.
Publish the changes.

At this point you should have a simple site setup.

In the Action App, link on the left, access the Developer Console using the button provided.

Data: Used to look at details of all the custom post types and meta data in the system. Here you will find import / export functionality as well.

Design: The developers design area, used to create advanced content.

Note: The Developer Console is where you can go to work with the systems and run through tutorials without having to build an application or any content.