Hello and welcome,
Congratulations on your pg, and I hope all goes smoothly for you.
Firstly, I want to say that it's great that you've decided to impletment EASY with your lo. It has been a lifesaver for me, and many other parents on these boards.
HOWEVER, I do urge caution. A newborn baby should be fed on demand, and will be FAR to young to use pu/pd for a while yet. Night feeds will be important for at least the first couple of months, b/c their tummies are so small, they can't take in much at a time, so will need to feed often. I have a feeling that, if you try starting this too early, you will run into problems, and may even give it up as a bad job.
With regards to pu/pd, I'm sure other Mums will correct me if I'm wrong, but I understood that it should not be used for the first three months - they just don't have the cognitive processes to understand it. With younger babies, it is better to use sssshh/pat. This can be done in your arms until baby starts to get drowsy, then continued when you put him in the crib - awake, but drowsy.
Having said that, it's still possible to implement the
theory of EASY from day 1 - feed, some time awake (will be very short at the beginning), and then a sleep. If it seems like I have just contradicted myself, I'm sorry

. I think it's too soon to put a newborn onto a structured routine, but what you can do (and will be the lifesaver), is take a note of where you are at the time, i.e. he's crying - well what's just happened - he's been fed, had a nappy change, oh, OK, it must be time for a sleep.
Also, if you are planning to bf, a dummy may not be a good idea until bf is established - it can interfere with sucking technique, and can also mask hunger cues.
I hope I have made some sense to you - if not, please let me know, I won't be offended! Let us know how you get on, and, if you have any more questions, you know where we are!