This paper focuses on improving the existing template for writing final theses at the University of North, which has been used by students for several years but contains certain shortcomings in terms of formatting and automation. The goal of creating a new template is to enhance functionality and make it easier for students to write their final theses. The current template is not adapted to the needs of students and presents issues such as inadequately organized sections, a black-and-white university logo, an unclear bibliography list, and the lack of automation for transferring abbreviations, images, and sources. As a result, writing and editing final papers becomes significantly more complex, requiring more time and effort. This paper provides a detailed proposal for a new template that will introduce several significant improvements. The proposed changes include the automation of page numbering, formatting of bibliographies, images, and abbreviations, as well as the introduction of interactive fields for faster and easier document completion. The new template will also feature a colored university logo, improved section structure, and automation of element transfers into the appropriate lists. The purpose of this paper is to provide future generations of students with a simpler and more efficient process for writing final theses, thereby reducing the technical demands related to editing and increasing the focus on the quality of content. When creating the template for writing a final thesis, it is necessary to design and format it in accordance with the University of North's regulations for final and diploma theses, respecting legal norms and regulations.