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In addition to tons of pictures, separating into bags, laying out parts in relative positions, I also quickly scribble major steps in a notebook so I can work backward when I put things back together.
This way I don't skip putting pieces on in the right sequence. I also jot down the number of fasteners, lengths, type of screw head, etc.
Only takes a couple extra minutes and works to keep me organized.
Eric
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