Not sure what "guide" you'd be looking for, but I use attack move all the time, especially on adc and I can't understand how people function without it.

Once you've practiced with it, it becomes 2nd nature. You start to get into a rhythm with it and your auto spacing improves drastically.

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and warding

Me personally, I buy a pink every time I back unless it will keep me from getting an item. Even if the first one I put down is still there, I buy another and even a 2nd one to keep in inventory.

If everyone did this, you have 5 permanent wards and at worst, your entire jungle on both sides has vision.

The reason for carrying 2 (even if you already have one down), is for objectives like dragon or Baron. Use it to clear enemy wards, then replace your old one.

Most people tell me I'm wasting money, but I'll never stop doing it. It's become a habit now. One that I like having.

I also don't put pinks down ahead of a minion wave. It's more likely to get destroyed. Plus if your lane is pushed to tower, you're not getting much value out of the info that ward is providing because even if it spots someone, they aren't a threat at that time.

I prefer moving up the ward line across the map progressively to ensure they last longer and thus the info they providing is giving you the best bang for your buck.

Regular wards as a support, for me, go nearest the next objective I think we will be taking. If I'm on blue side, I'm putting one in the intersection by the red side's blue (no in the bush, but slightly above it and to the right), you get more vision that way. The 2nd goes behind the blue to cover that intersection and the third goes somewhere in the river near dragon.

Now you have dragon covered and you can see the enemy jungler if he's anywhere on that quadrant of the map. It also catches any roams by the enemy mid laner.

If you are red side, as support I do the same triangle, except by blue sides red buff. One in the bush behind dragon, one in the bush to the bottom left of the red buff, and one in the bush next to wraiths.

Not sure how "proper" this is in terms of ward placement, but it's what I use when playing support/adc.