The adverb 'enough' goes after adjectives or other adverbs.

• It's warm enough. (NOT: It's enough warm.)
• She is good enough. (NOT: She is enough quick.)
• I've worked hard enough. (NOT: I've worked enough hard.)
• He ran quickly enough. (NOT: He ran enough quickly.)

The adverb 'quite' usually goes before determiners, if there are any in the sentence. You can see how it's different from more usual adverbs, like 'very'.

• It's quite warm.
• It's very warm.
• It's quite a warm day. ('Quite' is before 'a'.)
• It's a very warm day. ('Very' is after 'a'.)