Nice flour. Assuming you are baking in a home oven, a good place to start with that flour, and an easy recipe to remember is...
64% hydration
3% oil
2% salt
1% sugar (if you need extra browning which you might not)
For yeast, the amount is variable and there is no right or wrong. If its a lot it will be done fermenting and growing in size quickly, if its a little it will take more time to give you great pizza. Turn your oven all the way up and let it preheat for a long time. A stone, a steel, or a screen all work but require different approaches.
You will need to do further reading and searching on this forum to figure out what to do, but these are the basics. Good luck, have fun, and report back. Even your worst pizza might surprise you in how much enjoyment it brings you.