Adjusted statc pages docs

docs/guide/view.md

@@ -398,12 +398,10 @@ echo $this->context->getRoute();
 
 ### Static Pages
 
-For render static pages, you can use class `ViewAction`.
-ViewAction represents an action that displays a view according to a user-specified parameter.
+If you need to render static pages you can use class `ViewAction`. It represents an action that displays a view according
+to a user-specified parameter.
 
-*How use:*
-
-**create action in controller**
+Usage of the class is simple. In your controller use the class via `actions` method:
 
 ```php
 class SiteController extends Controller
@@ -421,26 +419,26 @@ class SiteController extends Controller
 }
 ```
 
-**create `index.php` in `@app/views/site/pages/`**
+Then create `index.php` in `@app/views/site/pages/`:
+
 ```php
 //index.php
-<h1>View static page</h1>
+<h1>Hello, I am a static page!</h1>
 ```
 
-**open url `/index.php?r=site/static`**
+That's it. Now you can try it using `/index.php?r=site/static`.
 
 By default, the view being displayed is specified via the `view` GET parameter. 
-If you open url `/index.php?r=site/static?&view=about` then will be opened view of file `@app/views/site/pages/about.php`
+If you open `/index.php?r=site/static?&view=about` then `@app/views/site/pages/about.php` view file will be used.
 
-By default:
-* GET parameter = `view`
-* view file = `index.php`
-* folder(viewPrefix) = `pages`
-* layout for static page use as that in the current controller.
+If not changed or specified via GET defaults are the following:
 
-These parameters can be changed.
+- GET parameter name: `view`.
+- View file used if parameter is missing: `index.php`.
+- Directory where views are stored (`viewPrefix`): `pages`.
+- Layout for the page rendered matches the one used in controller.
 
-For more information see [[yii\web\ViewAction]]
+For more information see [[yii\web\ViewAction]].
 
 ### Caching blocks