What pages in a public design system can new designers access for additional information and download baseline design kits for Figma?

The exact pages and process may vary depending on the specific public design system you're referring to. However, generally, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official website of the public design system. This could be a government or organization's public design system like Google's Material Design, IBM's Carbon Design System, or U.S. Web Design System.

2. Look for a section called 'Resources', 'Downloads', 'Tools', or something similar. This is usually where they provide access to design kits and other resources.

3. Once you're in the appropriate section, look for the Figma design kit. It might be listed among other design kits for different platforms like Sketch or Adobe XD.

4. Click on the link or button to download the Figma design kit. You might be redirected to a Figma file where you can duplicate the file to your own Figma workspace.

5. For additional information, look for sections like 'Documentation', 'Guidelines', 'Principles', etc. These sections usually provide detailed information about the design system's philosophy, usage guidelines, component details, and more.

Remember, the exact process might differ slightly based on the design system. If you're having trouble finding the information, consider reaching out to the organization directly or looking for community forums or groups related to the design system.