Under active development

Adaptive Navigation helps us easily implement a nice solution for displaying menus on the mobile version of a responsive website.
I have found many ways of doing this out there, but they are not precisely the best solution regarding performance or they need the work of implementing a third party JQuery plugin or having to learn javascript and programming the whole thing.
With this module you may only need to install the module as usual and then out of the box have all that is needed to implement a mobile version for menus, featuring some simple configurations that will let you personalize the behavior of this mobile versions.

Currently Adaptive Navigation only gets along with menus that uses tag < ul > for the menu and < li > for menu items.
Adaptive Navigation module uses some Javascript to clone the current menu of your website and creates a version of it with a diferent behavior adapted to mobile

Adaptive Navigation Settings page

is located at /admin/config/user-interface/mobile_navigation

At the Adaptive Navigation configuration page you can administer Adaptive Navigation settings.
You must set two parameters for the transformation to take place:

Allows inspecting a site's components (views, fields, panels) along with the immediate dependants/dependencies.

Some useful features to be used with the Konzilo kickstart profile for integration with the Konzilo tool.

Integrate your Drupal Commerce site with the TradeGecko inventory management service.

website

Adds a minimum TTL in addition to Drupal core's maximum TTL for the page cache's max age.

The max age will then be set to a random number inbetween the two ranges on each request.