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Have you taken a look at the Docs page on the Icomoon website? Seems pretty comprehensive. I've been using Font Awesome personally for some of my projects, and if Icomoon is the same all you really need is to add the reference to the resource files in your head, just like you would any other css / font / js / etc file. Then as far as using them goes, just add something like <i class="fa fa-shield"></i> and you should be good to go (this is a Font Awesome example obviously, you should be able to get a list of the icons and class representations on the Icomoon website).

 

I would suggest checking out the documentation most of the icon fonts provide, they are meant to be easy to implement so a few minutes of reading can take you a long way.

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