Infinilearn Free Math RPG Web Design

About Infinilearn

Infinilearn describes itself as a free multiplayer RPG where 3rd–9th graders build skills, gain confidence and have fun doing math: every enemy is a math problem, and correct answers attack, defend and earn XP. It promises no ads and dashboards for parents and teachers, and its about page says it is built by Adrian Martinez, a high school student in Orange County, California. The site claims 50,000+ signups, 3,300+ teachers and 4,200+ parents.

Web design inspiration

Buttons look like wooden signs with nail heads, and the hero frames a pixel-art battle in a wooden border: Luna faces a Slime while Solve for x: x ÷ 3 = 9 offers four answers. Bree Serif capitals in dark green end on ADVENTURE in rust orange, underlined with a brush stroke. The inspiration comes straight from game interfaces, with HP bars and a YOUR TURN banner turning a math exercise into a game screen.

UX and navigation

Parents, Teachers and Homeschool lead the menu, followed by an Español and Français switch, the GET STARTED → button and Log in: the UX speaks first to the adults around the player. Under the headline, a GET STARTED → button comes with Safe · Free game · No ads, then a dark green band lists signups, teachers and parents next to pixel-art characters. On mobile, the menu folds into a square icon and the game screen moves below the button.

Observed in November 2026