You’ve got responsive options on the text field, not sure why you switched that on (you also shouldn’t be able to do that). For now, remove the blue dot on the “Name” field for all breakpoints.
The difference between enquiry and inquiry comes down to where you are in the world and the formality of the situation.
Here is the breakdown of how to use them:
In US English
The distinction doesn’t really exist. Inquiry is the standard spelling for everything.
Example: “I am making an inquiry about my lost luggage.”
Example: “The FBI launched an inquiry into the bank fraud.”
In British English (and much of the Commonwealth)
There is a distinct difference between the two words based on meaning:
Enquiry: Used for a general question or a casual request for information.
Example: “I walked up to the enquiry desk to ask for directions.”
Example: “We received several enquiries about the new product.”
Inquiry: Reserved specifically for formal, official, or legal investigations.
Example: “The government ordered a public inquiry into the disaster.”
Example: “A murder inquiry is currently underway.”
Summary
If you are writing for an American audience, just use inquiry.
If you are writing for a British/Commonwealth audience, use enquiry for questions and inquiry for investigations.