I think the first thing is to write a good paper format. Generally, your school will give you a reference paper format requirement. I have written before, and I will just say a few points:

First, punctuation should be accurate. Chinese characters are different from English fonts.

Second, there must be no typos. Checking yourself is also the most basic.

Third, try not to capture pictures, but draw them by hand, such as flow chart, system diagram, schematic diagram, etc.

You can draw in word, or better yet, in visio. Don't intercept the table, or you can try to draw it yourself.

Fourth, the chapters of the paper should be clear, that is, distinct levels.

Fifth, it is the essence of your thesis. That depends on what you are writing about. If you want to write well, you must write something new and innovative.

It's new. It has its own things. If it's a design, it's better to make a physical object.

If the above points can reach the standard, then the paper itself is basically a better paper!